Georgia Regional Economic Business Assistance (REBA)

Georgia’s REBA fund provides discretionary financial support to help secure large corporate projects. The program is used to close competitive deals by funding site improvements, facility readiness, and specialized infrastructure. Companies considering Georgia often rely on REBA to offset early capital costs associated with construction or modernization.

REBA requires applicants to demonstrate significant economic impact. This includes job creation, capital investment, and long term operational stability. The state also reviews the competitive landscape to ensure that Georgia’s involvement is necessary for the project to locate there.

The program works particularly well for advanced manufacturers, data centers, food processors, and logistics companies that require substantial site development. Georgia’s approach focuses on making projects operationally viable as quickly as possible.

Many companies combine REBA with local abatements, utility incentives, and state job tax credits to build a comprehensive support package. This layered approach strengthens project economics and enhances Georgia’s competitiveness.