Industrial growthThe establishment of Sector 62 has significantly boosted the local economy by attracting over 80 companies and 12 industries that are currently operational within the park. The comparison between 2020 and the accumulated results up to 2024 in Sector 62 reveals remarkable growth and a significant gap across key indicators.
The number of companies grew from 9 in 2020 to 23 by 2024, 133% rise. Furthermore, the activities expanded from food manufacturing in 2020 to include construction, mining, and aluminum packaging by 2024, highlighting diversification and strengthened economic resilience. This progress demonstrates Sector 62’s outstanding evolution and its position as a leader in industrial development.
Sector 62 has achieved significant sustainability milestones. With their operational plant, they have improved water quality and reduced groundwater consumption by 47%, enough to supply 530 families daily. Through reverse osmosis technology, they have decreased water waste by 65%—equivalent to saving the volume of 21 Olympic swimming pools annually. Additionally, they save 528 gallons of fuel per year, reducing CO₂ emissions comparable to the absorption of 75 trees. This self-funded investment is both environmentally impactful and financially viable, with an expected payback period of under three years and annual savings exceeding USD 223,000.
The EIP master plan review tool has been applied to Sector 62, revealing that 41% of the 106 required aspects have been partially or fully addressed. Based on this, efforts will focus on enhancing the description of the basic, environmental, and social infrastructure, as well as detailing land use distribution. As an outcome, a comprehensive document has been developed that outlines the park’s operations and planning. This document provides current and potential businesses with detailed information on the park’s fundamental aspects, including its operations, infrastructure, services, unique value proposition, and more.
Here is the EIP score based on UNIDO’s assessment.
The black lines show the park’s achieved scores in 2024 for each Eco-Industrial Park aspect (Economic, Environmental, Social, and Park Management), while the green lines indicate the expected scores by 2028.
