Results of the Ninth Phase of Industrial Land Allocation

Today, through the General Authority for Industrial Development, the Ministry of Industry announced the results of the ninth phase of industrial land allocation via the

Today, through the General Authority for Industrial Development, the Ministry of Industry announced the results of the ninth phase of industrial land allocation via the Egypt Industrial Digital Platform and the Industrial Map. The available land sizes range between 200 square meters and 500,000 square meters, covering a variety of industrial activities such as food, engineering, pharmaceutical, chemical, textile, and construction materials industries.

Results of the Ninth Phase of Industrial Land Allocation

This announcement follows a thorough review of investor applications by the authority’s relevant technical departments. 431 industrial land plots, over 885,000 square meters, have been allocated for new projects and expansions of existing projects. These allocations were selected from 1,485 applications submitted electronically via the platform.

Electronic Allocation to Enhance Transparency and Efficiency

This is the third electronic allocation process on the Egypt Industrial Digital Platform within six months, reflecting the ministry’s commitment to transparency, fairness, and speedy application processing. All applications were evaluated based on precise criteria to ensure that land was allocated to serious investors, contributing to sustainable industrial development in line with the Ministry of Industry’s strategy.

How to Check the Allocation Results

Investors can quickly check the allocation results by visiting the digital platform’s website. Additionally, they will be notified of their allocation results via SMS and email, informing them of the status of their applications and the lands assigned to them.

Keep Reading

Egypt’s real estate tax rules changed significantly in 2026, and the updates matter to homeowners,

Egypt’s real estate market entered 2026 with a noticeable shift in buyer behavior. Sales fell

Egypt’s real estate investment map is becoming increasingly divided between year-round urban markets and seasonal