Al Hamra Industrial Zone

Located within Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ), Al Hamra Industrial Zone spans 9.1 million square meters, catering to both light and heavy industries. Investors have the flexibility to establish free zone and non-free zone entities, making it an attractive destination for diverse industrial operations. The emirate’s development strategy focuses on balancing economic sectors to drive sustainable growth, strengthen its position as a hub for advanced industries, and foster innovation.

New investments at Al Hamra Industrial Zone

Al Hamra Industrial Zone continues to attract high-profile industrial investments, including the AG Metal Industries factory, which has significantly expanded manufacturing capabilities. The facility now produces 4 million square meters of aluminum composite panels, 17,000 metric tons of coated and color-coded coils, and 1 million square meters of fire-resistant panels annually.

Another key player in the zone is Sparklo, a UAE-based cleantech company revolutionizing the recycling industry. Established in 2022, Sparklo’s facility in Al Hamra Industrial Zone has reached its full annual production capacity of 1,500 units, manufacturing reverse vending machines (Sparklomats) that promote plastic bottle and aluminum can recycling through an incentive-based system. This aligns with the UAE’s broader sustainability and environmental initiatives.

Ras Al Khaimah

Ras Al Khaimah, the northernmost of the United Arab Emirates, offers a stable and investor-friendly environment, backed by strong credit ratings from Fitch and S&P. The emirate boasts logistical advantages, including seaports, an international airport, and a network of multi-lane highways, ensuring seamless trade connectivity between East and West. With its strategic location, infrastructure, and business incentives, Al Hamra Industrial Zone continues to support industrial growth, attracting both regional and global enterprises.

The emirate prides on its proven record of safety and stability as backed by renowned credit rating agencies such as Fitch Ratings and S&P. With logistical hubs such as seaports, international airport and multi-lane superhighways, companies easily access the trade flows between the east and the west.