On 28/3, FLC Group signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to research and propose a series of large-scale projects in Gia Lai province, as part of its investment promotion conference. These projects encompass airport expansion, logistics development, resort tourism services, and urban areas, with a total capital reaching 150,000 billion dong.

The company also received approval for the Dak Doa complex, an investment totaling 8,267 billion dong. FLC plans to break ground on this project next weekend. The complex will feature a resort hotel, a 36-hole golf course, a convention center, and entertainment facilities, aiming to attract tourists from Northeast Asian markets: China, Korea, and Japan.

These initiatives follow businessman Trinh Van Quyet's return as Chairman of FLC Group, a position he left four years ago. On 27/3, Quyet stated that the Dak Doa project involves designing a new product line to offer a distinct experience for visitors to the plateau.

During the investment promotion conference, Gia Lai province approved 273 projects, issuing investment registration certificates and signing MOUs. The total registered and projected capital for the province is approximately 850,000 billion dong, equivalent to 33 billion USD. Of these, 142 projects received investment policy approval, representing over 225,000 billion dong in registered capital. The remaining 131 projects involved MOUs with a projected investment exceeding 606,000 billion dong.

Following its merger with Binh Dinh, Gia Lai province now spans over 21,500 km2, making it the second-largest in the country, with a population of 3.5 million. Last year, Gia Lai's Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) grew by 7,2%, reaching nearly 270,700 billion dong. The province attracted 192 investment projects, including 16 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects, with a total registered capital of approximately 160,000 billion dong.

Anh Tu