Special Economic Zone
Limpopo’s Special Economic Zones to drive industrialization
OBJECTIVES
The initiative aims to develop a low-carbon green economy to address climate change and improve energy security.
It seeks to support the growth of local industries through sustainable energy solutions.
The SEZ intends to supply green primary energy for manufacturers involved in the platinum group metals and chrome value chains.

Sustainability

Environmental Care

Green Economy

ECONOMIC SECTORS
“Leaders in Advancing Industry to a Greener Future”


Green Energy


Agro-Processing


Mineral Beneficiation


Development of ICT infrastructure
Advantages of the Fetakgomo-Tubatse region
Fetakgomo-Tubatse SEZ provides a secure business environment and is designing a world-class manufacturing and logistics platform that will be positioned to support transportation efficiencies through road, rail and heliport connectivity to ports and border posts.
Enables infrastructure and modern warehouses to provide businesses with ready-to-use facilities that support efficient operations and logistics.
Close proximity to major mining operations allows companies to access raw materials quickly and reduce transportation costs.
Access to carbon credits enables businesses to participate in global carbon markets while improving sustainability performance.
Reduced carbon tax incentives help companies lower operational costs while complying with environmental regulations.
Global leadership in chrome production and vast platinum group metal resources provides strong opportunities for mineral beneficiation.
Secured land availability within a controlled environment that ensures safe operations and space for expansion.

Special Economic Zone
Fetakgomo-Tubatse SEZ
The Fetakgomo-Tubatse Special Economic Zone (FTSEZ) is
being developed in the mineral-rich Sekhukhune District
of Limpopo Province. It offers an attractive investment
proposition for companies in green technology,
renewable energy, mineral beneficiation, manufacturing
related to green technologies and mineral value chains, and mining supplies and logistics.






