Development Land
Rural
200 hectares
Rail Line through Site
Profile
Type
Area
Extra Amenities
SABRE is working towards development of its 200 hectares (c 500acres) greenfield site in Latvia's South Eastern Region of Rezekne. The city of Rezekne is the hub of the region and is home to the Rezekne Special Economic Zone (RFEZ/RESZ).

SABRE's site is privately owned and is included in the Free Economic Zone - RESZ, and so is positioned to benefit from the Special Concessionary Tax Arrangements of the RESZ.

SABRE's site is strategically located close to major East-West trade routes which enter the EU close by.

SABRE aspires to attract International well established businesses which are interested to develop in the fields of:
Manufacturing and Processing
Import and Export after Value Added Processes
Environmentally Friendly Business
Top Class Logistics
Enhanced Economic Activity to benefit the Rezekne Area
Quality Job Creation
SABRE wishes to build out and develop our exciting site into a major International Business and Industrial Park within the Rezekne Special Economic Zone footprint.

Location / Accessibility

SABRE's site is privately owned. We are confident that the site is one of the largest Privately Owned Free Zone Sites in Eastern Europe. Therefore, we are positioned to benefit from the Special Concessionary Tax Arrangements, which are outlined in broad terms further below.
SABRE Industrial Site Project is located in the Rezekne Free Economic Zone which functions as a strategic inland port for Lavia, supplementing the coastal ports of Riga, Ventpils, and Leipaja. Rezekne is well connected to these ports, as well as to the Baltic ports of Klaipeda and Tallinn/Muuga, through both road and rail networks.
SABRE's site is located close to Latvia's South Eastern Border, which effectively is part of the EU's border with the vast region of East/Far-East, China, Kazakhstan and similar economies.
Major Tax Relief
Innovative Business Structure
Cost Effective Location
Available Local Workforce
Support from Government and Municipalities
Transport Hub of International Significance; Trans-European Network (TEN)
Taxation
Availing of the European Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is one of the key determinants for developing in the Rezekne region.

The Tax benefits offered by the Rezekne Special Economic Zone have been recognised in the fDi's Global Free Zones of the Year.
FDI Strategy Awards 2018
Tax discount up to 60% of investment costs. Tax discount of up to 80% from corporate income tax. Up to 100% real estate tax discount.
FDI Free Zone of the Year 2019
Value added tax is 0% on the “manufacturing” of goods where components are imported from outside the EU and are then exported outside the EU.
FDI Free Zone of the Year 2019
Goods imported whole: 15% customs duty.
Goods where components imported: 5% customs duty.
FDI Strategy Awards 2018
Tax discount up to 60% of investment costs. Tax discount of up to 80% from corporate income tax. Up to 100% real estate tax discount.
FDI Free Zone of the Year 2019
Value added tax is 0% on the “manufacturing” of goods where components are imported from outside the EU and are then exported outside the EU.
The Tax benefits offered by the Rezekne Special Economic Zone have been recognised in the fDi's Global Free Zones of the Year.

The zone offers investors access to a well-educated and highly skilled talent pool. The Rezekne Academy of Technologies and Rezekne Technical School produce graduates in a diverse range of technical subjects. The local community is multilingual, with more than 85% of people speaking Russian, and about 70% with good command of English.
Companies from high-growth sectors investing in the Rezekne Special Economic Zone can access the Baltic Innovation fund and other innovation voucher programmes, while offering finance from non-traditional investors on account of higher risk nature of the investment. The innovation voucher programme encourage co-operation between business and science, giving financial support for the development of innovative products and technologies.

EU Funding Available

Latvia as a member state of the European Union is implementing the EU regional policy which utilises financial assistance provided by the EU for economic and social development.

As of 2020, following EU agreement, around €10.5 billion is available for the development of Latvia's economy over the next seven years. Of this, 4.24 billion euros have been allocated to cohesion policy programs.
The largest financial instruments within the framework which are available are the EU funds: European Social Fund+ (ESF+), Cohesion Fund (CF), European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)).

These funds can provide between 50-85% of the total project financing, the rest of funding coming from public (national or regional) or private sources. The main objective of this funding is to improve the competitiveness of European regions and cities, promoting growth and creating jobs.
Further information on the Rezekne Special Economic Zone and associated benefits of locating within this region is readily available at the below link.