ASEZA (the African Sustainable Economic Zone Alliance), is a developer and operator of multisectoral industrial parks. Recognized by industry leaders such as Mozal, Kenmare, and more, ASEZA is a trusted partner in the oil & gas, mining, manufacturing, and agro-processing sectors. With a proven model that balances social impact with investor benefits, ASEZA is driving industrialization, boosting local content, and creating opportunity across Africa.
ASEZA develops provincial government-owned Industrial Parks with comprehensive infrastructure and services. Our supplier park model places these facilities around anchor investments, creating ecosystems where suppliers directly access anchors and other tenants, strengthening supply chains while boosting local economic development through enhanced domestic capabilities.
ASEZA's supplier park model advances local content development, a key driver of Africa’s economic growth. By placing anchor tenants near their supply chains, we enhance regional impact and sustainability. Our Youth Foundation and SME accelerator programs foster enterprise growth, skills transfer, supply chain efficiency, job creation, and community empowerment.
With 60% of Africa’s population under 25, youth employment is central to ASEZA’s mission. The African Youth Employment Secretariat (AYES) connects stakeholders to drive job creation. Meanwhile, the African Green Economy Secretariat (AGES) promotes sustainability through education, training, and market access, bridging the gap between green initiatives and business opportunities.
For 20 years, ASEZA has built trust through PPPs, strong government ties, and global partnerships. Our network streamlines industrial operations, providing market access and investment opportunities, making us a key intermediary across diverse markets.
Beluluane Industrial Park (BIP) is owned and operated by MozParks which is part of the ASEZA network. The park has 700 ha of ready-developed industrial land for lease in Maputo Province. It is divided into Free Zones and Non-Free Zones.
The BIP is located in the south of Mozambique, in one of the most industrialised and productive regions of Southern Africa. The Park is 2 km away from the country’s main highway, 20 km away from the port of Maputo and 6 km from the port of Matola.
BIP is only a one-hour drive from both the South African and Eswatini borders. The BIP is home to over 50 companies from 17 countries including Mozal (the anchor), Midal Cables, Godrej, Capital Star Steel, Sunshine Nuts, Royal Foods, Duys, Imperial Logistics, Bosh, Raxio Data Center, Matola Gas Company, Hytec, Dendustri and others.
Situated in Nampula Province, Topuito Industrial Park (TIP) spans 215 hectares of developed industrial land with on-site accommodation, 250km from Nampula city.
The park houses Kenmare Moma Mine, operated by Kenmare Resources, a global mineral sands processor generating over $450M annually. The mine employs 1,500+ workers and 900 contractors.
TIP supports local agricultural producers and SMEs, focusing on agricultural value-chain growth and workforce development, especially for women. In August 2023, the Mozambican government designated TIP as an industrial free zone, strengthening its regional industrial and community development role.
Beluluane Industrial Park (BIP), managed by MozParks within the ASEZA network, offers 700 hectares of industrial land in Maputo Province with both Free and Non-Free Zones.
Strategically positioned just 2 km from the national highway, 20 km from Maputo Port, and 6 km from Matola Port, it provides convenient one-hour access to both South African and Eswatini borders.
Home to over 60 companies from 18 countries including Mozal, Godrej, and Raxio Data Center, BIP has attracted over USD 3 billion in investment while establishing itself as a leader in regional economic development.
Situated in Nampula Province, Topuito Industrial Park (TIP) spans 215 hectares of developed industrial land with on-site accommodation, 250km from Nampula city.
The park houses Kenmare Moma Mine, operated by Kenmare Resources, a global mineral sands processor generating over $450M annually. The mine employs 1,500+ workers and 900 contractors.
TIP supports local agricultural producers and SMEs, focusing on agricultural value-chain growth and workforce development, especially for women. In August 2023, the Mozambican government designated TIP as an industrial free zone, strengthening its regional industrial and community development role.
Chairman of the Board
adrian.frey@aseza.org
Board Member
greg.binkert@aseza.org
Board Member
evaristo.madime@mozparks.co.mz
Board Member
onorio.manuel@aseza.org
Board Member
paulo@aseza.org
Marketing Manager
ivana.todorovic@mozparks.co.mz
Business Analyst
sean.frey@aseza.org
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