Gathering Momentum Globally · Driving Innovation in Tanzania

Leveraging the Belt and Road Initiative and the China–Tanzania Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, it enjoys a range of preferential policies. Located in Dar es Salaam’s core port‑adjacent industrial zone, it is a government‑priority export processing and manufacturing cluster, as well as a strategic gateway that extends its influence across the entire African continent.

Located in Kigamboni’s prime area, it is approximately 15 kilometers from the city center, just 12 kilometers from the port, and a 30-minute drive from the airport, forming a “30-minute commuting circle.” With access to a four‑dimensional logistics network encompassing the port, airport, railway, and highways, it serves as a key hub connecting East Africa with Southern Africa.

Precision Industry Focusing: By concentrating on core industries, we attract upstream and downstream enterprises, creating a closed-loop, end-to-end industrial chain that mitigates supply-chain risks and reduces procurement costs.

Deep industrial synergy with Chinese investment: Leveraging China’s manufacturing strengths, we will achieve deep collaboration between “Chinese technology” and “Tanzanian manufacturing,” enabling the partial relocation of China’s mature manufacturing capabilities and fostering integrated supply-chain operations.

Professional Operations Team: With years of experience in park management and China–Africa economic and trade cooperation, the team has developed proven best practices in investment promotion, service delivery, and other areas. These successful approaches can be replicated across the park to ensure its efficient operation.

Extensive Experience: Our team boasts years of expertise in park operations and China–Africa economic and trade cooperation, with deep local roots in areas such as investment promotion and customer service. The park’s shareholders and investors have been firmly established in the African market for over a decade, possess an intimate understanding of the Tanzanian market, and enjoy strong financial resources and robust relationships with local government and business leaders, enabling them to effectively address localization challenges faced by enterprises.

Land Services: land transfer, project development on behalf of clients, etc.;

Business Operations: equity financing, international logistics, policy applications, agency services, recruitment, corporate management, supply chain management, and more.

Park amenities: retail and exhibition halls, a joint storage yard, a warehousing center, and a waste‑treatment facility, among others.

Low overall costs: The industrial park manages costs across the entire value chain—land, energy, labor, logistics, and more—thereby reducing the operational burden on enterprises.

Economies of scale: As enterprises cluster, they can achieve centralized procurement of raw materials and share logistics infrastructure. By jointly developing public service facilities such as wastewater treatment and waste management, costs are pooled, thereby enhancing the economic efficiency of individual firms.

Tariff benefits: For export-oriented enterprises, a triple zero‑tariff regime applies—covering the EAC, Europe and the U.S., and China—reducing costs by 15%–35%. For manufacturing and investment, equipment and raw materials enjoy zero tariffs, coupled with income‑tax incentives: corporate income tax is exempted for 5–10 years, and all import duties and VAT on production‑related equipment and raw materials are waived, resulting in one of the lowest overall tax burdens in Africa. The latest favorable measure: effective May 1, 2026, China will implement a full‑tariff‑zero policy for all tariff lines on exports to Tanzania, marking the arrival of a golden period for zero‑tariff overseas expansion.