Gia Lai province in central Vietnam has announced a list of 416 projects seeking investment for the 2025-2030 period, spanning various sectors such as: industry and industrial infrastructure; real estate, services, trade, and tourism; agricultural, forestry, and fishery processing; waste collection and treatment; healthcare; socialization of education, sports, and physical training; information technology; seaports; wastewater collection and treatment; and clean water.

Among these, the real estate, services, trade, and tourism sector accounts for a significant number with 228 projects. Notably, several large-scale projects are concentrated in the Nhon Hoi Economic Zone, including: The expansion project of Hai Giang Merry Land Tourist Area to the West; Subdivision 1 of Nhon Hoi Ecological Tourist Urban Area; and Tay Cat Tien Urban Area.

For the industry and industrial infrastructure sector, the province is calling for investment in 63 projects. Prominent among these are projects located within industrial parks and clusters, such as: A factory producing steel-cored plastic doors; a factory manufacturing semiconductors, chips, and semiconductor microcircuits in Becamex Binh Dinh Industrial Park; a factory producing engines for ships and boats; and a factory manufacturing various types of automotive accessories and components.

In addition to the two sectors above, the province is also inviting investment in 64 projects for agricultural, forestry, and fishery processing; 9 projects for waste collection and treatment; 7 projects for healthcare; 7 projects for the socialization of education and sports; 4 projects for information technology; 9 projects for seaports; 17 projects for wastewater collection and treatment; and 8 projects for clean water.

Cumulatively for the first 7 months of 2025, the province attracted 123 investment projects (114 domestic and nine FDI projects) with a total registered capital of over VND57.48 trillion ($2.18 billion). 

The new Gia Lai province has been established as a result of the merger of the former provinces of Gia Lai and Binh Dinh since July 1, 2025.