Inland Logistics SEZ
An inland dry-port concept positioned on a freight corridor, with 3 development phases mapped to the lease.
— pending client data pack —
| Figure | Status |
|---|---|
| Power | [Data pending] grid connection capacity |
| Land | [Data pending] developable hectares |
| Port | [Data pending] distance to nearest port, km |
| Rail | [Data pending] siding / corridor access |
| Customs | Customs-controlled area planned |
The concept
What this site is being prepared for
The Inland Logistics concept is a dry port: a customs-capable inland terminal on a freight corridor where containers consolidate before the coastal leg. Its three development phases are mapped one-to-one onto the lease phases — establish the terminal, consolidate the corridor traffic, then mature into a full logistics precinct.
The terms are identical across the portfolio: a 50-year lease in three phases of 15, 20 and 15 years with a renewal review at year 50; a 15 percent qualifying corporate income tax rate under Section 12R against the standard 27; duty and VAT relief on production inputs inside the planned customs-controlled area; and a 10 percent per-annum building allowance plus the employment tax incentive.
- 50-year lease, 3 phases (15/20/15)
- Section 12R tax treatment target
- Customs-controlled area planned
- Focus sectors: logistics · rail · warehousing
- Single enquiry channel, ≤1-day routing
- Confirmed site name
- Power / land / port figures
- Rental schedule per phase
- Masterplan & zoning detail
Position
On the corridor board
Questions investors ask
What is a dry port?
How do the development phases relate to the lease?
Which corridor does the site sit on?
Next step
Put this site in front of the zone authority.
One enquiry, routed within a working day. Reference “DL · Inland Logistics SEZ” and the desk will attach the current status of every pending figure.