The project will be established on a 30,000-square-meter
plot in the Qantara West Industrial Zone, with a total investment of about USD
7 million (around EGP 340 million). It is expected to create 500 direct jobs,
with 90% of production aimed at export markets. The contract was signed on
behalf of the company by Ewald Franz Küsters, Chairman of the Board of
Directors.
SCZONE Chairman Gamal El-Din welcomed Sun Garden as the
first German industrial investment in Qantara West. He stressed that the
project reflects growing investor confidence in the zone’s business climate and
represents a qualitative addition that supports industrial localization and
boosts local value creation. He noted that the facility will complement the
existing textile and furniture industries in Qantara West, forming part of an
integrated ecosystem of spinning, weaving, and ready-made garment projects, and
contributing to building a competitive industrial base at regional and
international levels.
He added that with this project, the total number of active
projects in Qantara West has reached 37 across various sectors, covering about
2.36 million square meters, with total investments exceeding USD 1 billion and
providing more than 52,700 direct jobs. He reaffirmed ongoing efforts to
attract further global investments, particularly in industrial sectors that
strengthen Egypt’s competitiveness and support sustainable development.
This project also marks the first German investment in
Qantara West Industrial Zone, joining a portfolio of German projects within the
SCZONE, including Siemens Energy, which focuses on vocational training and
power plant maintenance; Villeroy & Boch Egypt, producing porcelain and
ceramic sanitary ware; MAN Energy Solutions, providing repair services for
combustion engines, turbines, and compressors; and Mercedes-Benz’s logistics
hub in Sokhna, which supports vehicle transport, distribution, and storage
linked to Sokhna Port.