Industry Strengthened with Infrastructure Projects that Boost Investment in the country by executing a national program of over RD$665 million to modernize industrial parks, free zones and key productive districts. Under the direction of Rafael Cruz Rodríguez, the institution accelerates projects in Hato Mayor, La Vega, San Juan de la Maguana and San Pedro de Macorís, where buildings are constructed, offices are rehabilitated and critical security systems are installed.
New Buildings and Warehouses in Hato Mayor with RD$178 million
In the Hato Mayor Industrial Free Zone, Industry Strengthened with Infrastructure Projects that Boost Investment through a RD$178 million project that includes two new buildings and a warehouse, as well as the rehabilitation of an existing building, administrative offices and common areas. The goal is to convert this complex into a model industrial park, increasing its ability to attract manufacturing companies and strengthening the competitiveness of the sector.
Complete Renovation in San Juan de la Maguana with over RD$159 million
The San Juan de la Maguana Industrial Free Zone receives investments exceeding RD$159 million for the construction and rehabilitation of infrastructure, consolidating five industrial buildings that already house companies such as Tabacalera El Artista, Tabacos del Sur and La Aurora. This intervention is a clear example of how Industry Strengthened with Infrastructure Projects that Boost Investment, generating jobs and dynamizing manufacturing activity in the South region.
Security and Modernization in San Pedro de Macorís
In San Pedro de Macorís, Proindustria executes an investment close to RD$160 million to install a modern fire suppression system and water supply, raising the safety standards of the park. This project, along with the recovery of the Quisqueya Free Zone —now home to Planta Renacer, one of the most advanced recycling plants in the Caribbean—, demonstrates that Industry Strengthened with Infrastructure Projects that Boost Investment in sustainable and high-impact strategic projects.
Industrial Expansion in La Vega with RD$168 million
La Vega surpasses RD$168 million in investments for the construction and expansion of industrial buildings, along with improvements in access roads, paving and perimeter fences, supported by the MOPC and the AEZFI. This region, with 4,456 direct jobs, confirms that Industry Strengthened with Infrastructure Projects that Boost Investment in key development poles for the country.
National Impact: 23,884 Direct Jobs as of June 2026
By June 2026, the parks managed by Proindustria registered 23,884 direct jobs, with San Pedro de Macorís leading with 7,322 positions, followed by La Vega, Esperanza, DISDO and Moca. These figures validate that Industry Strengthened with Infrastructure Projects that Boost Investment, transforming abandoned spaces into economic development engines.
With over 15 parks in the process of rehabilitation —from Moca and Bonao to Baní and El Seibo—, Proindustria confirms its role as the central axis of industrial development. In the end, Industry Strengthened with Infrastructure Projects that Boost Investment throughout the national territory, creating optimal conditions for the operation of companies and the arrival of new industrial actors to the Dominican market.
