Stride can provide information all about Hamriyah free zone. The Hamriyah Fee Zone Sharjah, was established by an Emiri Decree issued on November 12, 1995 . Since the decree was issued no effort has been spared in fast-tracking the development of the Free Zone to serve as a cornerstone in Sharjah and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) industrial development strategy.

The Hamriyah free Zone Authority (HFZA) manages the Free Zone area, which comprises approximately 10 million square meters of industrial and commercial land. Included in the Free Zone area is a 14m-deep water port, which is designed to incorporate dedicated petrochemical bulk handling and general cargo berths.

As a Next Generation Free Zone, the Hamriyah Free Zone's mission is to provide incentives which exceed that of its competitors and which meet the needs of firms competing for market penetration in the new millennium. Taking up this challenge, Hamriyah Free one has sought to both match the standard terms offered by competitor Free Zones and to exceed it.

100% Foreign company ownership
100% import & export tax exemption
100% exemption from all commercial levies
100% repatriation of capital and profits
Leases for 15 years renewable for a further 25 years

Land for Lease for investor development: Land is available for lease within the Free Zone in plots of 5,000 square meters and above and can be developed by investors to suit their exact requirements.

Pre-built warehouse/factory/office units: Warehouse, factory and office units have been constructed on the site and are available in two convenient sizes, 416 and 614 square meters.

Executive Suite Offices: The International Business Center provides space for 100 executive suite offices with state-of-the-art conferencing and Internet facilities.

Typical activities, which will benefit from being in the Free Zone, include manufacturing, assembling, processing, storage, distribution, general trading, packaging and consolidating.

Hamriyah Free Zone has already signed several contracts over the last 12 months with capital commitments of approximately US$ 350 million. These projects include: oil refining, bulk grain storage, oil blending, Soya bean crushing facility, flour mill, printing ink blending, furniture assembling, furniture restoration, electronics and computer components, clothing recycling, satellite TV systems assembling and distribution, trading and many more.