Industrial Free Zone in the Dominican Republic
The only industrial park with an active 4-12 regime since 2021, private electrical substation and private aqueduct. 40 years of operation. CFI.co Caribbean Award 2025.
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THE PARK AT A GLANCE
40 years industrializing the Dominican Republic
Located on Duarte Highway Km 22, we are the most established industrial park in the country. We serve manufacturing, logistics, distribution and free zone operations with our own, non-shared infrastructure.
The Dominican Republic is located on the island of Hispaniola, the largest of the Greater Antilles, situated in the Caribbean region. To the north it borders the Atlantic Ocean, to the south the Caribbean Sea, to the east the Mona Passage and to the west the Republic of Haiti.

The Dominican Republic positions itself in the Caribbean region as a strategic destination for the development of commercial and logistics activities, thanks to its privileged geographical location and economic stability which, combined with modern road infrastructure and a solid legal framework, make it an attractive and reliable place for business and Foreign Direct Investment.
In addition, Law 16-95 on Foreign Investment, among other benefits, guarantees foreign investors the same legal protection as nationals and the free repatriation of capital, while also facilitating the Foreign Investment and Technology Transfer Registration Certificate issued by ProDominicana and the Investment Residency Permit managed through the General Directorate of Migration.

In order to boost trade and promote the country's development, the Dominican government, backed by an enduring democracy, a stable economy and a solid legal framework, is committed to Foreign Direct Investment, fostering a favorable business climate and providing legal certainty along with tax incentives and exemptions for investors, thus maximizing the return on their investments.


Law 8-90 on the Promotion of Free Zones has as its main objective to incentivize the development of this sector by granting benefits to companies that establish themselves under this regime. Some of these benefits are:
