investSA Gauteng

Johannesburg is home to Africa’s largest fresh produce market and it’s about to get even bigger. The City has embarked on an ambitious project to expand and modernise this critical facility, with the creation of a new wing named the Mandela Market. This development is not just about size but about innovation and efficiency in the agro-processing space. With the market’s expansion, the City aims to attract private sector investment for agro-processing facilities, cold rooms and advanced food logistics operations. This modern infrastructure will help ensure that Gauteng remains at the forefront of Africa’s food supply chain, driving growth in the agricultural sector and enhancing food security for the entire region. This is a prime opportunity for investors looking to capitalise on a critical sector with sustainable growth potential. Learn more: bit.ly/4dKyXSL

Tambo Springs Intermodal Terminal is set to revolutionise South Africa’s logistics sector with a projected R7.5 billion investment over the next five years. Connecting global and local supply chains more efficiently, this state of the art inland port will significantly enhance the flow of goods throughout the region. Over the span of 15 years, Tambo Springs is expected to create 110,000 jobs, providing a substantial boost to local employment and the economy. The nearby Gibela train manufacturing plant is already contributing to this transformation by producing modern trains for Prasa. These combined developments highlight the Eastern Corridor’s role as a logistics and transportation hub for the Gauteng region, with world-class infrastructure that positions it as a critical player in South Africa’s economic future. Learn more: bit.ly/4en0f1x

The JN 1 data centre spans over 1, 900 square meters and is fully carrier - neutral, providing essential colocation and interconnection services.

The Vaal River City (Hydropolis) project aims to revitalise the waterfronts of Emfuleni and Midvaal, positioning itself as a landmark development in Gauteng. This ambitious initiative is set to unlock significant business, tourism, and residential opportunities. Multinational drink and brewing company’s strategic investment in the project highlights a strong confidence in the area’s potential, aiming to establish it as a major economic hub along the Vaal River. The development promises to spur economic growth, enhance local infrastructure and create a dynamic environment for both residents and businesses. This transformative project is expected to play a crucial role in the region’s economic future. Learn more: bit.ly/3Tn6F8Y

Are you an investor in Johannesburg with billing at your operation? Connect with the City of Joburg at investSA Gauteng One Stop Shop. Book your slot here: bit.ly/3ZuEtVJ

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Find out more on land application processes for your operation. Connect with the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development at investSA Gauteng One Stop Shop. Book your slot here: bit.ly/3ZuEtVJ

Are you an investor in Gauteng with power issues at your operation? Connect with Eskom at investSA Gauteng One Stop Shop. Book your slot here: bit.ly/3ZuEtVJ

investSA Gauteng One Stop Shop has embarked on an initiative to connect investors with Gauteng partners. Are you an investor looking to answer queries for your investment, book a slot to engage with representatives from City of Johannesburg, Eskom, the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, as well as the Incentives branch of the Dtic to grow your investment. Book a slot here: https://bit.ly/3ZuEtVJ

Today at investSA Gauteng One Stop Shop JMACITI and Gauteng Growth and Development Agency host the South Africa-Nigeria Tourism Roundtable. Welcomed by Dianna Games the CEO of South African Nigeria Business Chamber, the session is tailored to discuss challenges and opportunities that could be explored between the two countries.