Sectors
Three zones, one flow of goods
Raw produce enters in the west, is made into goods in the middle and leaves by rail and road in the east. Choose the zone that fits your business.
Agro-processing
Process the harvest of the northern farm belt where it grows: cotton, grains, oilseeds, hides and fresh produce.
Light manufacturing
Make for export and for the northern market on heavy floor slabs, with steady power and customs at the door.
Logistics and warehousing
Store, consolidate and move goods under bond, between the rail siding, the container depot and the northern bypass.
Tenant mix
Who is here today
Forty-one licensed enterprises, from a grain mill to a bonded pharmaceutical warehouse. Example figures.
Agro-processing enterprises
Manufacturers
Logistics operators
People employed in the zone
Clusters
Neighbours who buy from each other
We place tenants so that one firm’s output is the next one’s input. It cuts trucking and builds local supply chains.
Cotton to fabric
Ginning in Zone A feeds spinning and weaving, which feeds garment makers in Zone B.
Grain to feed
Mills sell bran and husks to the animal feed plant next door.
Packaging hub
A carton and film maker in Zone B serves every food processor in Zone A.
Solar assembly
Panels and batteries assembled in Zone B, distributed from Zone C.
Not sure where you fit?
Activities we welcome
| Activity | Zone | Typical plot | Typical power |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grain milling | A | 2.5 ha | 1.5 MVA |
| Oilseed crushing | A | 4.5 ha | 2.7 MVA |
| Garments | B | 2.1 ha | 1.0 MVA |
| Plastics and packaging | B | 2.5 ha | 1.5 MVA |
| Bonded warehousing | C | 4.2 ha | 0.8 MVA |
| Cold chain | A or C | 2.1 ha | 1.3 MVA |
Next step
Talk through your project
Investor relations will match your activity to a zone and a plot.