Industrial Parks

Caribbean Industrial Park brings together in modern installations all the logistics and infrastructure facilities necessary for the settlement and effective development of industrial plants. The park is strategically located in the northern region of the Dominican Republic, one of the counties that currently offer greater competitive advantages for the establishment of duty-free zones. Our central position in Santiago de los Caballeros guarantees an abundant, qualified labor force and easy access to transportation routes, ports, and international airports, such as the International Airport of El Cibao, only ten minutes far from our park. We provide optimum conditions so that technological, manufacturing, and service companies can coexist in harmony in a space designed to suit each of their needs, closely observing operational and industrial practices.

The Santiago Industrial Free Trade Zone Association, Inc. is a prestigious, not-for-profit organization that manages the Lic. Víctor M. Espaillat Mera Industrial Park, the largest of its type and one of the first free zones to be established in the Dominican Republic. Providing the broadest range of facilities for investors, this industrial park is used by large, reputable and world famous corporations producing and/or assembling electronic products, high-technology equipment, tobacco and tobacco products, shoes, leather goods, jewelry and textiles, and more.

The Cyber Park of Santo Domingo was established in 2000 to provide a modern setting to provide high technology firms with the infrastructure, services, training and regulatory support that they require for success. The Park is currently undergoing significant expansion having more than 1.2 million square feet available for development.

Industrial park located in Santiago, Dominican Republic, which provides an export mechanism for the manufacturing and assembly of products and services.

Entorno científico, cultural y recreativo, dedicado a la investigación y desarrollo de empresas tecnológicas incubadas dentro del parque, así como también de la investigación y formación de emprendedores.

The PIISA is strategic located on the southwest part of the city of Santo Domingo. It is located near the capital city of Santo Domingo and only 5 miles away from the country's second maritime port, Port of Haina. PIISA consists of over 1.6 millon square feet (150 acre site) of quality industrial space, currently home to multinational corporations and international medical / electronic manufacturers including Fenwal, Johnson & Johnson, Eaton, Corning Cable Systems, Hospira, among others. Quality standards range high, as most of the plants in the Park have won Corporate Quality Awards and have FDA and ISO certifications in Quality and Environmental Excellence.

San Isidro Free Zone which spans 230 acres is located on the outskirts of the capital city Santo Domingo, just 30 miles from the main Seaport and 10 miles from the main International Airport, with excellent access roads. It is considered the Number 1 Park in the nation and it is affiliated to Grupo Financiero Nacional, one of the most important private service and financial groups in the Dominican Republic.

The San Pedro de Macoris Free Zone is the second Industrial Park established in the Country in 1972. That means 28 uninterrupted years providing a very capable and well-trained workforce . Actually this is the largest Industrial Park under Fomento's administration, and the second largest in the Dominican Republic with a total of 103 Industrial Plants (buildings) occupied by 49 companies dedicated to several activities such as : Textile , shoes, luggage, leather goods, electronic parts, crafts, jewelry and services providers.

The Industrial Park and Free Zone of Santo Domingo S.A. takes place in January with 1, 946,500 square feet of land, and 2.5 kilometers of internal access streets. Surrounded by a security fence and 24 / 7, Free Zone of Nigua ensures a business environment for its operation.

Tax free industrial parks in the Dominican Republic have for the last thirty years been providing hundreds of global manufacturers with a strategic location in the center of the Caribbean, tax incentives and other cost-competitive advantages for manufacturing, assembly lines and communication centers.

Las Américas Industrial Free Zone focuses on the rent and sale of buildings oriented towards the manufacturing and services industries.