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ORGANIZED INDUSTRIAL ZONE AND FREE ZONE INTRODUCTION

ORGANIZED INDUSTRIAL ZONE AND FREE ZONE INTRODUCTION. 19.03.2013. Map of OIZ and FZ. OIZ Concept. Organized Industrial Zones (OIZs) are designed to allow companies to operate within an investor-friendly environment with ready-to-use infrastructure and social facilities

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ORGANIZED INDUSTRIAL ZONE AND FREE ZONE INTRODUCTION

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  1. ORGANIZED INDUSTRIAL ZONE AND FREE ZONE INTRODUCTION 19.03.2013

  2. Map of OIZ and FZ

  3. OIZ Concept • Organized Industrial Zones (OIZs) are designed to allow companies to operate within an investor-friendly environment with ready-to-use infrastructure and social facilities • The existing infrastructure provided in the zones includes roads, water, natural gas, electricity, communications, waste treatment, and other services. • There are 263 OIZs in 80 provinces, 148 of which are currently operational, while the remaining 115 OIZs are being constructed throughout Turkey. 

  4. Advantages of OIZs • In addition to the investment incentives scheme in Turkey (general investment incentives, incentives for large-scale investments, region and sector-based incentives, employment incentives, R&D supports, etc.), investors operating in the OIZs can benefit from the following advantages: • No VAT for land acquisitions • Exemption from real estate duty for five years starting after the construction of the plant • Low water, natural gas, and telecommunication costs • For unification and/or separation of plots, no tax to be paid (which is about 0.54% of the total cost) • Exemption from municipality tax for construction and usage of the plant • Exemption from the municipality tax on solid waste if the OIZ does not benefit from the municipality service

  5. Incentive Regions in Turkey

  6. Manisa Organized Industrial Zone Total Area : 959 Hectare Establishment Year : 1970 Employment : 37.500 Company number : 212

  7. İzmir Aliağa Organized Industrial Zone Total Area : 922 Hectare Establishment Year : 1997 Employment : 17.000 Company number : 40

  8. TİRE OIZ

  9. Çerkezköy Organized Industrial Zone Total Area : 1234 Hectare Establishment Year : 1976 Employment : 55.000 Company number : 250

  10. Bursa NilüferOrganized Industrial Zone Total Area : 234 Hectare Establishment Year : 2001 Employment : 17.000 Company number : 264

  11. Free Zone Concept • Free zones are defined as special sites within the country but deemed to be outside of the customs borders and they are the regions where the valid regulations to foreing trade and other financial and economic laws are not applicable. • Free zones are also the regions where more convenient business climate is offered in order to increase trade volume and export for industrial and commercial activities as compared to the other parts of country. • There are 19 Free Zones in Turkey. Free Zone Types • Semi-Private Free Zones In these free zones, the land is owned by state and operator company can rent places and operate the zone. • Private Free Zones In these free zones, the land is owned by the operator company and along with the operation of the zone, operator company can sell places to it’s investors.

  12. European Free Zone Total Area : 2,000,000 m² Establishment Year : 1999 Employment : 2800 Company number : 150 Trade Volume : 2,1 Billion $

  13. Eurpoean Free Zone Services • Ready infrastructure • Full ownership • No tax for title deed transfer

  14. Aegean Free Zone Total Area : 220 Hectare Establishment Year : 1990 Employment : 20,400 Company number : 225 Trade Volume 2012: 4,7 Billion $

  15. Bursa Free Zone Total Area : 825,000 m² Establishment Year : 1998 Employment : 8013 Company number : 132 Trade Volume : 1,571,579$

  16. Bursa Free Zone Services • Ready infrastructure • Full ownership • No tax for title deed transfer

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