Tatu City marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of The Link, a cutting-edge $20 million facility within Phase 2, designed to meet the growing demands of local and international businesses. Spanning 10,000 square meters, this world-class hub will accommodate companies specializing in industries ranging from electronics assembly to beverage manufacturing, creating an estimated 5,000 jobs for Kenyans.
Completed ahead of schedule in just 14 months, The Link now stands as a beacon of efficiency and investment readiness, joining over 100 companies already thriving within the Tatu City Special Economic Zone (SEZ).
“The launch of this facility underscores the power of public-private partnerships in driving economic growth.” John Mwendwa, OGW, CEO KenInvest. He further reaffirmed KenInvest’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment, aimed at attracting more investors and expanding the number of enterprises in the country. Notably, the announcement that ten new companies will soon establish operations within The Link highlights both the facility’s strategic appeal and the upward trajectory of Kenya’s investment landscape. Mwendwa also emphasized the pivotal role of private sector investment in national development.
The rapid construction and immediate interest from businesses reinforce Kenya’s position as a premier investment destination. By focusing on high-growth sectors and actively supporting investor needs, Kenya continues to unlock new opportunities for economic expansion and employment.
The KenInvest CEO noted that the story of Tatu City is a testament to Kenya’s dynamic growth and success, demonstrating what is possible when the public and private sectors collaborate effectively.