Création d'entreprise Hamriyah
Zone industrielle portuaire de Charjah, dédiée à l'industrie lourde, à l'hydrocarbures et à l'acier.
- Structure du capital
- 100% foreign
- Délai de mise en place
- 1 to 2 weeks
- Coût de la licence
- from AED 9,000
- Permis de travail
- High quotas with facilities
Hamriyah Free Zone wraps around Hamriyah Port on Sharjah's Gulf coast and hosts the emirate's heavy end of industry: steel fabrication, oil and gas services, petrochemicals, marine industries and large-scale manufacturing across thousands of hectares of industrial land.
Deep-water berths, cheap land and power, and an authority accustomed to industrial approvals make HFZA the northern counterweight to Jebel Ali for businesses whose economics run on plot size and port proximity rather than a Dubai address.
À qui convient Hamriyah
- Steel and metal fabrication
- Oil and gas services
- Petrochemical and marine industry
- Heavy manufacturing on port access
Pourquoi choisir Hamriyah
- Deep-water port berths inside the zone
- Industrial land at Sharjah cost levels
- Established heavy-industry approvals
- Labour accommodation on site
- Fast, low-cost licensing
Questions fréquemment posées sur Hamriyah
How does Hamriyah compare to JAFZA?
JAFZA offers the region's premier container port; Hamriyah offers deep-water access with dramatically cheaper land, suited to bulk, break-bulk and fabrication businesses. Container-driven trade leans JAFZA; plot-hungry industry leans HFZA.
What does an HFZA setup cost?
Licences start around AED 9,000 to AED 15,000; industrial budgets are dominated by land lease and utilities, which run well below Dubai equivalents. We scope plots directly with the authority.
Can HFZA handle oil and gas activities?
Yes, energy services, storage and related fabrication are core tenants, and the authority processes the additional environmental and civil-defence approvals these activities need.
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