31 Ready-to-Operate Production Units with Flexible Payment Plans of Up to 5 Years

Dr. Nahed Youssef, Chairperson of Cairo Investment & Development Company (CID) and Head of the Industrial Development Authority (IDA), announced a new offering in Phase III of Robbiki Leather City. The offering includes 31 ready-to-operate production units available for immediate use: 6 factories of 2,000 sqm, 10 factories of 1,000 sqm, and 15 small industrial units (“production workshops”) of 121 sqm. These units are dedicated to finished leather goods and complementary activities. In addition, 5 service outlets of 20 sqm each are being offered, designated for supporting activities within the City such as retail outlets, showrooms, and restaurants. This contributes to strengthening integration between production and service activities and supports the logistics ecosystem within Robbiki.

Dr. Nahed Youssef stated that this offering comes as part of the Ministry of Industry’s ongoing efforts to support investment and localize industry, particularly in targeted strategic sectors. The offering includes a diverse range of fully serviced units designed to meet the varying needs of investors seeking to establish industrial projects in one of Egypt’s and the Middle East’s most prominent specialized and fully integrated industrial cities. IDA’s Chairperson noted that successive offerings in Robbiki contribute to deepening local manufacturing, increasing added value, enhancing the City’s production capabilities, and creating comprehensive investment opportunities for both entrepreneurs and large-scale manufacturers.

Dr. Nahed Youssef further explained that applications to purchase the Terms and Conditions Booklet and submit requests will be open from May 5 to May 25, 2026, exclusively through the CID’s new online portal: https://portal.cid-egypt.com/. This step aims to streamline procedures and ensure maximum transparency. The offering provides flexible and attractive payment plans, allowing investors to acquire units through direct installment systems with a 25% down payment, along with a one-year grace period before starting equal annual installments over up to 5 years at a competitive interest rate of only 10%. This enables investors to allocate liquidity toward equipping and launching their projects during the early stages. Immediate payment options are also available, with incentives and promotional discounts in accordance with approved pricing mechanisms.

The investors are allowed to apply for more than one unit within the same offering, enabling expansion in line with their production plans, Dr. Nahed Youssef added. The process also features flexible allocation procedures and fast unit delivery, in addition to optional bank financing solutions in cooperation with several banks to fund equipment, production lines, and working capital. These include the National Bank of Egypt (NBE), Banque Misr, Export Development Bank of Egypt (EBank), and QNB, providing an integrated financing ecosystem that enhances investors’ ability to efficiently implement their industrial projects.

For his part, Eng. Mahmoud Moharram, CEO and Managing Director of CID, confirmed that this offering represents a promising opportunity for investors to benefit from Robbiki’s world-class infrastructure, which adheres to the highest environmental and industrial safety standards. The city also features training centers and permanent exhibitions for leather products, ensuring the competitiveness of Egyptian products both locally and internationally. He noted that the entire application process is conducted fully online via the company’s portal through the following steps:

1. Create an account on the portal.
2. Select the offering and download the Terms and Conditions Booklet.
3. Enter application details and pay the reservation deposit.
4. Payment details are reviewed (or automatically verified).
5. Submit the project’s technical feasibility study (products, machinery, workforce, etc.).
6. Upload required documents in PDF format.

It is worth noting that Robbiki Leather City enjoys a strategic location in Badr City, close to Cairo and the New Administrative Capital. It is approximately 100 km from Suez Port and 156 km from Port Said Port, enhancing its export capabilities. The City is connected to a modern and integrated transportation network, including the Light Rail Transit (LRT) and new railway projects, facilitating the movement of labor and goods and linking it to various industrial and logistics zones. It is also located near the routes of the high-speed electric train projects, further strengthening transportation integration and boosting the city’s investment competitiveness.