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Teda News Bulletin 2023

Tshwane Economic Development Agency SOC LtdRef: https://teda.org.za/teda-news-bulletin-2023/

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Source domain: teda.org.za

Collected on 29 July 2026

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What this means

This document is a news bulletin titled “TEDA News Bulletin 2023” from the Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA). It reports on TEDA’s 2023 activities, highlighting the NAACAM Show 2023 in Tshwane, which secured R4.8 billion in investment pledges from 16 automotive component manufacturing exhibitors and drew 570+ delegates and 130 exhibiting brands. It also mentions TEDA initiatives such as an SMME Symposium with SAEEC and the second annual Tshwane Women in Business Awards, and provides figures for TEDA’s landed investments and pipeline projects for the 2022/23 financial year. The bulletin includes “fast facts” promoting Tshwane as an investment and tourism destination and notes a farewell to outgoing staff member Simon Makgatho.

Facts

Places

City of Tshwane, Gauteng

Reference

https://teda.org.za/teda-news-bulletin-2023/

Amounts

R 4 800 000 000, R 15 000 000 000, R 4 746 000 000

Key Takeaways

  • Document title: TEDA News Bulletin 2023
  • NAACAM Show 2023 hosted in Tshwane for the first time
  • NAACAM Show 2023 investment pledges: R4.8 billion
  • NAACAM Show 2023 exhibitors: 16 (automotive component manufacturing sector)
  • NAACAM Show 2023 attendance: 570+ delegates; 130 exhibiting brands
  • TASEZ (Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone) jobs created: 7,887+
  • TASEZ investment attracted: R15 billion+
  • Roundtable: planning Gauteng’s positioning in the New Energy Vehicle (NEV) space
  • SMME Symposium with SAEEC to support supplier development programmes
  • Second annual Tshwane Women in Business Awards: nine categories
  • Acting CEO: Jobe Mkhonto
  • TEDA 2022/23 landed investments: R4.746 billion
  • TEDA 2022/23 pipeline projects: R12.7 billion
  • Farewell to outgoing staff member: Simon Makgatho
  • “Fast facts” include: Tshwane as South Africa’s capital; embassy count second only to Washington DC; free Wi-Fi coverage; Big 5 reserve; third-largest city by land mass
  • Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA)
  • NAACAM
  • Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ)
  • Alderman Hannes Coetzee
  • Jobe Mkhonto
  • Simon Makgatho
  • SAEEC
  • Tshwane Women in Business Awards
  • Gauteng
  • OEMs
  • New Energy Vehicle (NEV) space