Click on the Map Key to show available land types and uses, and development plots within Wilton International’s Freeport tax zone. #landmap{width: 100%;margin-bottom: 100px;} @media screen and (min-width:1088px) { #landmap{width: 60%;}} /* desktop */ Your browser does not support SVG Wilton International’s portfolio of available development land now includes: 185 hectares (458 acres) currently available, in plot sizes ranging from 1 to 27 hectares (2.5 to 66 acres) Greenfield and brownfield options, for heavy or light industrial uses Plots available within Wilton International’s Freeport tax zone

Teesside Freeport is the UK’s biggest Freeport and we think the best, further enhancing Teesside’s location offer to investing industrial businesses. This handy guide, for companies and our partners, provides all the key facts, including: How UK Freeports add value for businesses An overview of Teesside Freeport and its major assets The Tax and Customs benefits potentially available to businesses located within Teesside Freeport The specific benefits of Wilton International as an industrial site with Freeport tax zone status Download the Teesside Freeport Key Facts Slide Deck .

Sembcorp Energy UK welcomes Tees Valley Lithium, UK’s first Lithium Hydroxide Processing Facility on Teesside, to Wilton International UK, February 25, 2022 – Sembcorp Energy UK (SEUK) today announces an exclusivity agreement with Alkemy Capital Investments plc (“Alkemy”), whose wholly-owned subsidiary Tees Valley Lithium Ltd (“Tees Valley Lithium”) intends to bring their electric vehicle grade Lithium Hydroxide Chemical Processing Plant to Wilton International, within the Teesside freeport zone. Alkemy has signed a six-month exclusivity agreement with SEUK, in respect of land on which, subject to the completion of a feasibility study and entry into a formal lease, Tees Valley Lithium intends to construct the UK’s first lithium hydroxide plant on Teesside.

The Wilton International site is part of the Teesside Freeport, which opened for business in November 2021. So what exactly is a freeport, and how does it benefit businesses? What is a freeport? A freeport is a region of the country where special economic rules apply. It’s based around a seaport, or airport, but can extend over a large neighbouring area – up to 45km. It’s a form of SEZ (special economic zone) that allows businesses to manufacture, import and export within the UK border, but without the usual tax and customs restrictions. With the current freeport initiative, the Government aims to provide an economic boost as part of the nation’s post-COVID recovery, drive regeneration and “level up” the UK’s ports and historic industrial regions.