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SCZONE Signs $8.8 Million Deal for Turkish Denim Rise Garment Project

Boosting Bilateral Relations and Economic Growth

The Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE) has secured a major deal with the Turkish company “Denim Rise” for the establishment of a new ready-made garment manufacturing plant in the Qantara West Industrial Zone. The contract, signed on December 19, 2024, involves an investment of $8.8 million and is expected to create 1,000 direct job opportunities. The facility will span 26,000 square meters, with a focus on high-quality garment production aimed at international markets. The new project will see approximately 70% of its products exported, marking a significant step in bolstering Egypt’s textile and garment manufacturing sector.

The contract was officially signed by Mr. Waleid Gamal El-Dien, Chairman of SCZONE, and Mr. Huseyin Güzel, a board member of Denim Rise, at SCZONE’s headquarters in the Administrative Capital. The agreement not only reflects the strengthening of economic ties between Egypt and Turkey but also highlights SCZONE’s strategic initiatives to foster investment in key industrial sectors.

Strategic Location and Investment Appeal

Qantara West Industrial Zone is emerging as a prime location for labor-intensive manufacturing projects, owing to its proximity to both the Canal and Delta governorates. This location offers investors easy access to both the Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea ports, positioning it as an ideal hub for regional and international trade. According to Mr. El-Dien, the new Denim Rise project is the fourth Turkish investment initiative within this industrial zone, a testament to the growing collaboration between the two countries.

El-Dien emphasized that the Qantara West Industrial Zone is a cornerstone of SCZONE’s broader vision to develop Egypt’s industrial infrastructure and attract further investment. The industrial zone is set to include a range of complementary projects, such as factories focused on garment accessories manufacturing, textile printing and dyeing, and the production of bags and luggage. This industrial ecosystem is poised to enhance Egypt’s capacity to serve global markets and meet growing international demand for high-quality garments and textile products.

Expanding Opportunities and Future Growth

The Denim Rise project is seen as the first step towards the company’s expansion into international markets, with plans for further growth in the region. Mr. Güzel expressed his appreciation for the partnership with SCZONE, noting that the foundation stone for the new garment manufacturing facility will be laid soon. The project is expected to be operational in the second half of 2025, coinciding with the launch of other similar initiatives within Qantara West.

This agreement is part of a broader strategic effort by SCZONE to develop the Qantara West Industrial Zone. To date, SCZONE has signed contracts for nine projects within the zone’s first phase, with a total investment of $317.8 million. These projects will span 777,000 square meters and create approximately 15,200 new job opportunities, making a significant contribution to Egypt’s economic development.

As SCZONE continues to foster investment in labor-intensive industries like textiles and garments, it is poised to become a key player in Egypt’s economic growth, creating jobs, stimulating exports, and enhancing industrial integration. With its robust infrastructure, strategic location, and strong international partnerships, the Qantara West Industrial Zone is set to become a major hub for manufacturing excellence in the region.

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