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Financing a Business in Bahrain
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Financing a Business in Bahrain
Government Incentives
Launched in October 2008, the Vision 2030 economic plan was unveiled with the intention of encouraging growth in the non-oil sector by promoting logistics, manufacturing, transport and other export market businesses. Special investment zones were created, such as the Bahrain International Investment Park, in a bid to attract industry. The zones offer the following incentives for companies wishing to start a business in Bahrain or invest in Bahrain:
- Zero tax for 10 years
- 100 percent foreign ownership
- Exemption from port duties on equipment and raw materials
- Duty free access to all GCC (Gulf Corporation Council) markets
- Free trade access to USA
- 100% repatriation of capital when transferring money back to your home country
- No recruitment restrictions
- No minimum capital required
The government also incentivises the investment of capital with the following pledges:
Labour
The government is offering a subsidy of $11,925 annually for the first three year for each Bahraini national employed by a foreign company. Additional incentives for the opening of factories also exist.
Electricity Charges
The government has pledged to rebate half of business electricity costs for new businesses for the first five years across all industry.
Government Land Subsidies
Any new business renting government industrial areas will be entitled to a full rebate for the first five years across all industry
Customs
A rebate on all customs duties will be offered across all industry for any new business for the first five years.
Export Credit
The government will offer an export credit facility to all industries.
Tariff Protection
If approved by the National Committee on Tariff, a protection of between 10 to 20 percent will be offered to businesses investing in pioneering industries.
For further information, a good reference point is www.bahrainedb.com
Private Funding
With the centralised and bureaucratic nature of securing funding from the banking industry, it is important that a coherent business plan and a good understanding of the local regulatory system and local customs are important.
The financial system in Bahrain is regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain www.cbb.gov.bh and a number of international institutions have a presence in the region, such as Citibank, Merrill Lynch and Arab Bank. The country is also renowned as a centre for Islamic Banking.
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