Cairo for Investment and Development Company (CID) has launched an offering of 31 ready-to-operate production units and five service shops in the third phase of Robbiki Leather City. The move aims to boost investment in Egypt’s leather manufacturing sector. Applications will open from May 5 to 25, 2026, via the company’s online portal.
The offering includes six factories of 2,000 sqm each, 10 factories of 1,000 sqm, and 15 smaller workshops of 121 sqm. These units are designated for finished leather production and complementary activities. The five service shops, each 20 sqm, support on-site operations such as retail outlets, showrooms, and food services.
Nahed Youssef, Chairperson of CID and Head of the Industrial Development Authority, said the offering aligns with efforts to localise industry and expand investment opportunities in strategic sectors. She noted that the units are fully serviced and designed to meet investor needs in one of Egypt’s specialised industrial zones. They are offered under an ownership model with flexible payment terms: 25% down payment, a one-year grace period, and instalments up to five years at 10% interest, with incentives for upfront payments.
Youssef added that investors may apply for multiple units in the same offering, with streamlined allocation procedures and accelerated delivery timelines. CID is coordinating with banks including the National Bank of Egypt, Banque Misr, Export Development Bank of Egypt (EBank), and QNB to provide financing for machinery, production lines, and working capital.
Mahmoud Moharram, CEO and Managing Director of CID, said the offering allows investors to benefit from Robbiki Leather City’s integrated infrastructure, designed to environmental and industrial safety standards and featuring training centres and permanent exhibition spaces. Located in Badr City near Cairo and the New Administrative Capital, the hub connects to ports like Suez and Port Fouad, plus modern transport networks including Light Rail Transit.