The Atlantis Special Economic Zone Company (ASEZCo) recently hosted an Industrialist Stakeholder Business Breakfast as part of its Roadshow 2026 series, bringing together government partners, academia, and representatives from businesses operating within and around the Atlantis Special Economic Zone (ASEZ). The event provided stakeholders with key information on planned developments and future opportunities aimed at strengthening economic growth, attracting investment, and supporting community development. The engagement formed part of the company’s ongoing commitment to fostering transparent communication, collaboration, and partnership with industry stakeholders who play a critical role in the success and sustainability of the Zone and who may be impacted by future developments within the SEZ.
During the session, stakeholders received updates on several planned developments that are expected to be implemented in the near future to enhance the operational environment of the SEZ, support investor growth, and strengthen the region’s position as a leading green manufacturing and industrial hub.
The company also highlighted the importance of building strong partnerships between industry, government, and community stakeholders to unlock shared value and maximise opportunities for inclusive economic development. Discussions focused on areas where collaboration could improve infrastructure planning, skills development, investment support, and local economic participation. The event also provided a platform for industrialists to engage directly with ASEZCo representatives, share feedback, raise concerns, and explore opportunities for greater cooperation in advancing the strategic objectives of the SEZ. Speaking at the engagement, its Chief Executive Officer, Matt Cullinan reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to creating an enabling environment that supports business growth while ensuring that development initiatives contribute positively to the broader Atlantis community.
“By working together with industry stakeholders, we can ensure that future developments respond to business needs while creating meaningful economic opportunities for the region,” said Cullinan, adding that the organisation continue to facilitate regular stakeholder engagements to ensure that businesses remain informed, connected, and actively involved in shaping the future development of the Atlantis Special Economic Zone.
