Pharmaceutical Free Economic Zone — Andijan, Uzbekistan
A pharmaceutical zone, engineered for production.
52.7 hectares minutes from Andijan — with tax holidays, duty-free imports and government-built utilities. The gateway for pharma manufacturers into Uzbekistan.
Why Andijan-Pharm
Pharma-first, and built for the companies that actually make things.
Established by Presidential Decree PF-5629 in 2019, Andijan-Pharm is a dedicated pharmaceutical free economic zone — created to attract high-tech drug manufacturing and the deep processing of local medicinal-plant raw materials into finished medicines.
It is pharma-first but processing-friendly: producers in food and agro-processing already operate alongside pharma tenants, sharing the same incentives, utilities and logistics.
Incentives
The zone carries the cost that usually slows you down.
Resident companies receive a package of tax, customs and infrastructure benefits scaled to their investment.
Tax holiday, 3–10 years
Exemption from property tax and land tax, with the term scaled to the size of the investment.
Duty-free imports
No customs duty on technological equipment, construction materials and production inputs (clearance fees apply).
VAT deferred 120 days
Import VAT on goods brought into the zone is deferred for up to 120 days.
Utilities by government
Electricity, gas, water and roads are delivered to the plot by the state — not at your cost.
Land from $29k/ha
Plots are allocated through a transparent electronic e-auction at roughly $29,000–34,000 per hectare.
FEZ legal status
A stable regime under Presidential Decree PF-5629 (2019), with an established residency procedure.
Land
52.7 hectares, and parcels still available right now.
Of the total area, 43 ha is set aside for investment projects and 9.7 ha for shared infrastructure. Six lots remain open for new residents.
Output benchmark ≈ 2.88 bln soum per hectare
Momentum
Investors are already building here.
Contact
Tell us what you make. We'll send the parcel and incentives pack.
Direct lines to the zone directorate and the international cooperation desk — including a dedicated China desk.