Puma I ZDEEP

Puma I ZDEEP is a Special Economic Zone located in Escuintla Department (site for hydrocarbon fuels), Guatemala, established in 2013, with Ministry of Economy / National Free Zones Council listed as its governing authority.

Key Facts

TypeSpecial Economic Zone
LocationEscuintla Department (site for hydrocarbon fuels), Guatemala
Year Established2013
Companies1
Governing AuthorityMinistry of Economy / National Free Zones Council
Statusoperational

Recorded Benefits and Incentives

The zone offers a corporate tax holiday, duty-free imports, and streamlined customs procedures. It provides no VAT on exports and operates within a simplified regulatory environment.

Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.

About Puma I ZDEEP

Puma I ZDEEP is a Special Public Economic Development Zone located in the Escuintla Department, established in 2013. It is strategically positioned for industrial and logistics operations, offering a competitive environment for businesses engaged in manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution. This zone aims to drive economic growth and job creation in the region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of zone is Puma I ZDEEP?

Puma I ZDEEP is a Special Economic Zone.

Where is Puma I ZDEEP located?

Puma I ZDEEP is located in Escuintla Department (site for hydrocarbon fuels), Guatemala.

When was Puma I ZDEEP established?

Puma I ZDEEP was established in 2013.

Which governing authority is listed for Puma I ZDEEP?

SEZ Explorer records Ministry of Economy / National Free Zones Council as the governing authority for Puma I ZDEEP. Confirm its current jurisdiction and remit with the authority.

Which benefits and incentives are recorded for Puma I ZDEEP?

SEZ Explorer's current record lists: The zone offers a corporate tax holiday, duty-free imports, and streamlined customs procedures. It provides no VAT on exports and operates within a simplified regulatory environment. Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.

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