The current investments and public-private partnership schemes are centred around four (4) focus areas:
The New Port (San Ramon Newport) The site of the new port in Sitio San Ramon extends three (3) kilometers. It will be developed in multiple phases, comprising container terminals that can accommodate general cargo traffic, vehicle imports, livestock imports, bulk grain imports, offshore support vessels, coast guard vessels and marine support vessels.
Halal Food Manufacturing Centre (Asian Halal Centre) The one hundred (100) hectares food processing complex is capable of housing prospective manufacturers of
halal food and food grade products that are targeted to garner 30% market share of the USD15.9 billion in potential business. The Zamboecozone currently has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the
National Commission on Muslim Filipinos for the promotion and development of local halal industries.
West Corporate Centre This consists of low-rise commercial buildings offered as a mixed-use office and commercial zone for prime leases to corporations and locators. Situated in the vibrant west coast of Zamboanga City, this prime office location will serve as the central business district for banks and other financial and industrial operations. Principally built to attract operation hubs for business process outsourcing companies (BPOs) looking for 2nd wave cities to tap the USD 18.4 billion revenues market.
Bio-Security Farms (La Paz Biotech Farms) The Bio-Tech Farms are designed to house all high-value agro-ventures producing major agriculture products to include coconut, livestock and poultry, and tropical fruits and vegetables. This will complement the Asian Halal Centre to supply raw materials for its specialty items. ==List of investors==