The Ministry of Economy and Finance has announced additional fiscal and customs incentive measures aimed at supporting businesses, promoting job creation and protection, encouraging private investment, and strengthening the economy and national production through the 2024–2025 supplementary budget. “The following decisions have been adopted as incentive benefits: Modification of the facilities granted to companies investing in their renovation, re-equipment, expansion, or modernization. They benefit from tax and customs exemptions for the importation of equipment and raw materials without any time restriction (Article 30 of the 2024–2025 supplementary budget amending Article 28 of the Investment Code),” according to a communiqué signed by the Minister of Economy and Finance, Alfred Métellus, on June 18, 2025.

According to the communiqué, there is an “extension of exemptions for investments geared toward export or re-export.” “These businesses benefit from tax and customs exemptions for the importation of equipment, materials, and raw materials (Article 31 of the 2024–2025 supplementary budget amending Article 29 of the Investment Code).”