Production of Trellised Crops in Qeshm Free Zone

Qeshm Island, with an average annual rainfall of approximately 183 mm, is considered an arid region. However, due to its warm and humid climate (with a relative humidity of 50%), it essentially acts as a natural greenhouse. As a result, trellised and greenhouse cultivation of agricultural products (vegetables, fruits, and herbs) increases crop yield, optimizes resource use, and reduces costs.
The Qeshm Free Zone, by allocating more than 260 hectares of land to develop the island’s agricultural sector and produce various crops through trellised cultivation and modern irrigation methods, aims to attract investors to export these products to neighboring countries.

Project Scope:
Land plots of at least 10 hectares will be allocated, with a production capacity ranging from 2,000 to 2,500 tons.

Minimum Economically Viable Production Volume:
2,000 tons per production cycle.

Investment Amount:

• Fixed Capital: €260,000 / approximately 10.5 billion IRR

• Working Capital: €1.3 million / approximately 52 billion IRR

• Total Capital: €1.6 million / approximately 64 billion IRR

Available Facilities and Incentives:
Provision of all infrastructure, supply of water, electricity, telephone, and fuel, allocation of suitable land upon submission and approval of the plan and verification of financial capability, and issuance of all necessary permits.

Type of Investment:
Direct Investment