Developments
Dube TradeZone's sold-out phase one comprises 47 stands, all of which are level and fully-serviced.
Phase two, which has been brought forward as a result of the high level of phase one uptake, is to be launched in 2015 and comprises an area of some 51 hectares.
These sites will also be fully serviced and level, requiring developers only to connect to such infrastructure as water, electricity and storm-water drainage. Stands here are particularly - though not exclusively - appropriate for enterprises requiring air cargo connectivity, inclusive of those operating in the following sectors:
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Freight forwarding and aviation services;
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Warehousing and storage;
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Logistics;
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Distribution;
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Light manufacturing;
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Assembling;
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High-tech industries;
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Automotive industries;
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Clothing and textiles; and
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Cold storage.
Dube TradePort Corporation is making available long-term leases, negotiable up to 49 years, with an option to renew.
Lease terms may vary according to the type of development undertaken and bulk factor utilised. Prospective tenants requiring built-to-suit options are invited to discuss their specific needs with Dube TradePort Corporation.
Current Developments
Private sector investors in Dube TradeZone currently include:
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Shree Property Holdings:
In a multi-million Rand deal, Shree Property Holdings is developing a mega warehouse and distribution facility for tenants from industry sectors, such as pharmaceuticals, logistics and electronic manufacturing, on an area covering 23 sites. This represents the single biggest private sector investment in Dube TradeZone.
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Brenco-Reelin:
Reelin Bearings, in a Joint Venture with Brenco, an American company, represents the third largest private sector investment deal secured by Dube TradePort Corporation for the TradeZone. The deal brings on-stream one of the world’s most sophisticated bearing manufacturing and refurbishment facilities.
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Air Chefs:
A multi-million Rand state-of-the-art flight centre facility is being developed at Dube TradeZone for leasing to Air Chefs.
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Gift of the Givers Foundation:
Dube TradePort Corporation is developing a warehouse within Dube TradeZone for leasing to the Gift of the Givers Foundation, the largest disaster relief organisation of African origin on the African continent.
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Ukuphanta:
This comprises the development of a single warehouse of approximately 5 000 square metres for a logistics and distribution operation.
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Hodari Properties:
This is an estimated R80 million investment in a facility for one of the world's biggest logistics service providers.
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Laser Junction:
This company has grown into one of the largest laser cutting and steel fabrication businesses in South Africa, with more than 200 skilled employees and an investment of in excess of R50 million in high-tech equipment. This impressive array of machinery together with full fabrication facilities ensures that the business remains a market leader, with the flexibility, skills and knowledge to tackle a wide range of customer requirements.
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SteelPack Solutions:
SteelPack Solutions produces tinplate printed steel containers and aerosol components in finished or constituent form for local and export markets. The company has partnered with Printwright Solutions which specialises in point-of-sale materials, as well as other marketing materials, including brand dome badges and specialised printing services.
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Retractaline:
Retractaline is considered a market leader in the design, manufacture and supply of a comprehensive range of laundry care products and accessories. The company has supplied numerous international markets, including Canada, Ireland, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.
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Namec:
Namec, in partnership with Skyworth, will be developing an international assembly and distribution warehouse.
Future Developments:
A future development and natural extension of Dube TradeZone's phases one and two involves a Joint Venture between Dube TradePort Corporation and Tongaat Hulett, bringing on-stream a 135-hectare site, with an estimated available bulk of some 536 000 square metres.
This planned development, to be known as uShukela Precinct, is intended to be a high-end industrial development, potentially accommodating a small business park, offices and commercial facilities, such as retail outlets, warehousing and showrooms, together with light manufacturing and service operations.