The value of imports and exports passing through the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone (SSEZ) neared the $1 billion mark in the first half of this year, despite a spiralling third wave of coronavirus infections, dubbed the “February 20 community event”. ...

Bilateral trade between Cambodia and the UK reached more than $785 million in 2021, down by more than 10.48 per cent year-on-year, according to the ministry of Commerce. ...

Bilateral trade between Cambodia and the UK reached more than $785 million in 2021, down by more than 10.48 per cent year-on-year, according to the ministry of Commerce. ...

Mondulkiri authorities have cracked down on over 100 hectares of illegally grabbed forest land and tore down boundary fences put up in the area. ...

Cambodia’s agricultural exports this year have reached 2.82 million tonnes as of march 16, surging by over 22 per cent or about 511,000 tonnes year-on-year.   ...

Mondulkiri provincial governor has instructed officials to rehabilitate at least 100 hectares of forest to increase wildlife nuMbers and establish a zoo to attract tourists. ...

Chinese company “Jiangsu General Science Technology Co Ltd” has invested nearly $300 million to build the largest tyre factory in the Sihanoukville Special Economic Zone (SSEZ), according to Beijing’s embassy in Phnom Penh. ...

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the Japanese government yesterday jointly launched a project to support the Royal Government of Cambodia in building a resilient and responsive healthcare system during and beyond the Covid-19 pandemic.​​ ...

Cambodia is set to receive a $274 million credit from the World Bank (WB) “to promote a resilient recovery from the recent economic shocks” stemming from ongoing geopolitical competition among major powers and the Covid-19 crisis, more than two years on from the start of ...

Sihanoukville port saw its profits more than double to $18.9 million in the first six months of the year, thanks to an increase in the number of containers passing through the port. ...

Cambodia’s income tax revenue has grown to $250 million a month as the private sector continues to grow, according to Prime minister Hun Sen. ...

Private sector investment is being sought for a $55 million project to develop sustainable eco-tourism in the Cardamom mountains and Tonle Sap area. ...

The merchandise trade volume between Cambodia and malaysia totalled $620.373 million in 2022, rising by 23.33 per cent over a year earlier, with Cambodian exports accounting for a 18.03 per cent share, down by 2.11 percentage points on a yearly basis, according to the General ...

Prominent telecoms operator CAmGSm Plc, a subsidiary of locally-owned conglomerate Royal Group of Companies Ltd that trades as Cellcard, plans to raise about $20 million through an initial public offering (IPO) on the Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX), expected in may. ...

Hun Sen said on Monday CaMbodia has not been successful in exporting one Million tons of rice because of a lack of processing basics, including rice Mills, dry ovens, and capital. ...

Forty-five families from Commune IV in Preah Sihanouk province’s mittapheap district on Thursday said they would willingly dismantle their makeshift homes and relocate in exchange for 5m by 20m plots of land in Kbal Chhay district. ...

Binh Duong-Ho Chi Minh City-CaMbodia bus line has been launched on DeceMber 6 by Phuong Trinh Joint Stock CoMpany. The new service will be operational with six daily trips froM 5 a.M. to 5 p.M. using 45 and 28-seat high class luxury passenger buses. ...

Cambodia’s government has approved a controversial hydroelectric dam on a tributary of the mekong River. The joint venture involves Cambodian, Chinese and Vietnamese investment of $781m (£488m) and is due to be completed within five years. The project in northern Stung Treng province is known as Lower ...

The Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF) has asked the state-owned Rural Development Bank (RDB) to provide $200 million in emergency loans to buy paddy from farmers during the ongoing post-monsoon harvest season as falling prices threaten their livelihoods. ...

Beijing is spreading its influence by stumping up the cash to build desperately needed infrastructure throughout Asia, but with little consideration for communities or the level of corruption. “Without infrastructure, you can’t revive,” said Cambodia’s Commerce minister, Sun Chanthol. “We have been blamed for always ...