Ground is set for the Murang’a Industrial Park

Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata the brain behind the Industrial Park

The Mountain Journal

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Investors interested in setting up business ventures with the Murang’a  Industrial Park have until January 12,  to lodge applications after the completion of the surveying works.

The successful applicants will be granted a 30 year lease in the industrial park that would be registered under the Special Economic Zone  Authority (SEZA) to enable the investor benefit with incentives such relief

The county government  advertised the sites for commercial, recreational, affordable housing, Bus park, ICT hub, Infrastructure path among others investors have been invited to visit the land  for application.

 In the past three months, hundreds of investors  from China, India, France and US have visited the proposed Delmonte land  eying  to invest  in setting up industries.

 In the land the county government hopes  to collect billions of shillings from the  reserve price per acre of land and annual rent in measures to fast track job creation and employment opportunities. 

Investors interested in the land reserved  for the EPZ  application opportunities the county government will recommend  to the Export Processing Zone (EPZ).

Also the Sh 1 billion Gikono Land Fill project has been advertised  to the willing investors for the waste recycling.

 In the commercial land, the investors will pay Sh 6.4 million  per acre for a reserve price  followed by Sh 1.28 million  for an annual rent.  

In the EPZ  land category , the inventors will pay Sh 7 million per acre and annual rent of Sh 1.4 million.

Proceeds from the renting of the land will facilitate the devolved unit construct roads, expand health care among other community based programmes. 

Trade and Investment CEC Kimani Mugo says the ground is set for the county government  to open  the land  for the investors.

“It is the vision of Governor Irungu Kang’ata and the members of the Budget Council and Economic Council to invite the investors who will set up the Industrial Park,” said Kimani.  

In September, Kang’ata led a high profile delegation flew  to China  and met investors eager to set up industries within the Delmonte land focusing at creating job opportunities and creating employment slots.  

The Investment Conference was held on June 13 and June 14 at Thika Green Exclusive Golf Course.

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