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What does IDA Ireland do?
IDA Ireland is a state-sponsored agency, reporting to the Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment and operating under the terms of the Industrial Development Acts 1986 to 1998. The Agency is responsible for securing new overseas investment, in manufacturing and international services sectors and for encouraging existing foreign enterprises in Ireland to expand their businesses.
The business that IDA Ireland seeks to win is internationally mobile projects, which can operate competitively and profitably from Ireland. This covers a range of sectors such as electronics, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, engineering and international and financial services.
IDA Ireland markets Ireland as an attractive location for overseas investment through its network of offices abroad, emphasising the stability and growing competitiveness of the Irish economy, the favourable tax regime, the skills base and Ireland's active participation in Europe. In particular, IDA promotes and administers a range of financial incentives and other facilities available to eligible companies locating in Ireland.
Contact Points
IDA Ireland
Wilton Park House
Wilton Place
Dublin 2
Ireland
Tel: +353 (0) 1 603 4000
Fax: +353 (0) 1 603 4040
E mail:idaireland@ida.ie
Website: www.idaireland.com
Last modified: 15/01/2009
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