Thuan Phong and Tam Son companies will invest in high-tech farms designed to produce more than 72,000 hogs annually in the province.
The People’s Committee of Gia Lai Province, Vietnam, has approved investment policies and selected investors for two commercial pork production projects in Hoi Son Commune.
Together, the projects carry registered capital of nearly USD 14 million, reflecting the province’s commitment to modernizing livestock production and strengthening food security.
Project scale and development plans
Authorities approved the Thuan Phong Pork Production Farm Project on 259,628 sqm in Thuan Phong Hamlet.
With investment exceeding USD 6.9 million, Thuan Phong High-Tech Co Ltd will construct an integrated farm designed to raise 24,000 hogs per cycle, with two cycles annually.
In addition, officials also approved the Tam Son Pork Production Farm Project in Tam Son Hamlet.
Tam Son High-Tech Agriculture Co Ltd will invest more than USD 6.7 million to build a facility capable of producing 48,000 hogs per year
The project will operate under a closed-loop, high-technology production model, ensuring efficiency and biosecurity across production stages.
Timeline and regulatory requirements
Both projects aim to complete investment approvals, design reviews, and land allocation by the end of Q1 2026.
From Q2 2026 through late 2027, work will progress on environmental permits, fire safety approvals, construction licensing, groundbreaking, and commissioning for commercial operations.
The provincial People’s Committee emphasized strict compliance with legal obligations covering planning, land use, construction, environmental protection, fire safety, and occupational safety.
Investors must allocate sufficient resources and adhere to approved 1:500 detailed construction plans, ensuring projects remain aligned with registered scale and schedules.
Failure to begin implementation within 12 months of approval, without legitimate reason, will result in revocation of investment approval.
Provincial oversight and support
Gia Lai authorities will direct departments and local agencies to strengthen disease prevention and control measures at concentrated livestock facilities.
Supervision will extend across production, slaughtering, transportation, and distribution, ensuring compliance with national regulations.
The province also pledged proactive support for investors, guiding them through procedures related to investment, land use, planning, construction, fire safety, and environmental protection, and other relevant regulatory requirements in accordance with Vietnam’s prevailing laws.
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