SAIF Zone Strengthens Investment Appeal With New Industrial Enzyme Production Facility By BeeyahTech

Sharjah Airport International Free Zone (SAIF Zone) has solidified its status as a leading hub for innovative investments with the launch of the Middle East's first industrial enzyme production facility. This pioneering plant, established by BeeyahTech Chemicals Industries FZC, covers over 8,600 square feet and represents an investment of around AED6 million.

The new facility aims to enhance BeeyahTech Chemicals Industries' presence in sectors like petroleum, textiles, and detergents. By leveraging cutting-edge biotechnology, the company plans to deliver sustainable enzyme solutions that boost efficiency while reducing environmental impact. The choice of SAIF Zone for this venture highlights BeeyahTech’s trust in its global standing and supportive infrastructure.

Hamed Said Al Rawahy, Chairman of BeeyahTech, explained that the decision to establish their facility in SAIF Zone was based on strategic factors. These include low operating costs, a prime location, advanced logistics infrastructure, and investor-friendly policies. "Our new facility will integrate advanced biotechnology into various production lines to improve efficiency and reduce carbon emissions," he stated.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Saud Salim Al Mazrouei, Director of SAIF Zone; Hamdan Al Hosni from ADNOC; and Hamed Said Al Rawahy. Officials from ADNOC, UAE University, and business leaders also participated. During the event, attendees toured the facility to observe its production lines and advanced technologies used in enzyme manufacturing.

The facility is designed to meet international standards for environmental performance and process efficiency. It serves as a benchmark for sustainable industrial development in the UAE and the Middle East. The delegation visited key departments such as research labs and automated systems dedicated to quality assurance.

Saud Salim Al Mazrouei highlighted that under His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi's leadership, Sharjah has become a model for attracting high-value industrial investments. He noted that SAIF Zone provides international companies with a strategic gateway to regional markets supported by world-class infrastructure.

Market Growth Potential

The industrial enzymes market is projected to grow from US$7.9 billion in 2024 to US$11.2 billion by 2029 at a CAGR of 7.2%. Demand is increasing across sectors like textiles, paper, detergents, and food and beverages. This growth underscores the importance of facilities like BeeyahTech's in meeting future industry needs.

Al Mazrouei reaffirmed SAIF Zone’s commitment to fostering an environment that promotes innovation and sustainable growth for all companies operating there. He emphasized that BeeyahTech's decision underscores global confidence in Sharjah’s industrial ecosystem as a leading hub for chemical manufacturing.

"In the initial phase," said Al Rawahy, "we will focus on petroleum, textile, and detergent sectors where our team brings extensive industry expertise." He added that they plan gradual expansion into other fields as part of their long-term strategy.

With inputs from WAM