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IMPZ units ready for occupation
The International Media Production Zone (IMPZ) yesterday said three remaining phases of the Dh285 million Pre-Built Units (PBU) are ready for occupation at the dedicated zone for the graphic arts, printing, publishing and packaging (3P) industries.
- Staff Report
- Published: 00:48 March 13, 2008
Dubai: The International Media Production Zone (IMPZ) yesterday said three remaining phases of the Dh285 million Pre-Built Units (PBU) are ready for occupation at the dedicated zone for the graphic arts, printing, publishing and packaging (3P) industries.
With a total of 106 units, the PBU buildings will feature world-class showrooms and multi-use warehouses. Constructed primarily for media production companies that seek to commence operations with the least time delay, the phases have a built-up area of 1.4 million square feet.
Several business partners of IMPZ have already set up operations in Phase I of the PBUs, which was completed in November 2007.
Objective
Hamad Huraiz, executive director of IMPZ said: "The completion of IMPZ's pre-built units is a significant milestone eagerly anticipated by investors and business partners. Our objective is to provide world class amenities, allowing business partners the flexibility to incorporate modifications that perfectly match their requirements.
"IMPZ will continue delivering upon its commitment to equip business partners with the necessary tools that ensure their operational success. We are confident the units will enable them to conduct their activities in a cost and time effective manner."
Investors are offered six showroom sizes ranging from 7,000 square feet to 60,000 square feet across the ground, mezzanine and first floors. The two types of pre-built warehouses comprise a mezzanine office, reception area as well as a spacious parking bay.
IMPZ offers investors access to the finest media resources, sophisticated technology and advanced production facilities.
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