Packaging

Chad's packaging market is experiencing significant growth, with the sector expected to expand at a CAGR of 8% over the next five years. The ZISARH industrial zone is strategically positioned to leverage this growth, thanks to its modern infrastructure and increasing demand from various industries.

The packaging industry in Chad is valued at approximately $150 million, with a notable increase in demand due to a rising population and growing industrial activities. ZISARH, as a key industrial hub, is set to capture a substantial share of this market.

 The packaging sector in ZISARH is projected to grow by 12% annually over the next decade. This growth is driven by increased consumer demand, industrial expansion, and investment in modern packaging technologies

Consumer demand for packaging in Chad is shifting towards sustainable and eco-friendly solutions, driven by increased environmental awareness. The demand for flexible packaging, especially for food and beverages, is rising, with a growth rate of 10% annually.

ZISARH boasts a 25% increase in industrial infrastructure development over the past three years, including upgrades to transportation and logistics facilities. This improved infrastructure enhances the efficiency of packaging operations and distribution.

 Investors in the packaging sector can benefit from a range of incentives, including a 15% corporate tax rate for manufacturing businesses, import duty exemptions on raw materials, and financial grants for technology upgrades. These measures are part of Chad’s broader industrial growth strategy.

The ROI for packaging sector investments in Chad is promising, with an average return rate projected at 18% over the next five years. This is supported by growing market demand, favorable investment conditions, and government incentives.

ZISARH is central to Chad’s industrial growth plans, with the packaging sector being a key focus. The zone’s development aligns with national goals of diversifying the economy and boosting local manufacturing, creating a robust environment for packaging investments.