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Company |
Dau Tu Saigon-Binh Phuoc SBK Co., Ltd. |
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Company profile |
Dau Tu Saigon-Binh Phuoc SBK Co., Ltd. is a company with many years of experience in investing in the agro-industry in the country. Vietnam Mr. Dang Thanh Tam is the Chairman of the Board. And recently, the company added another new member, KRATIE PLANTATIONS IIOLDINGS ITE. LIMITED, a technical expert with 24 years of experience. |
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Registration investment capital |
KHR 100,000,000
USD 30,000,000 |
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Company registration date |
1- Letter No. 1437, dated March 19, 2017, of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on the application for a 10,000-hectare land concession of Do Saigon-Binh Hiek Company (SBK) for rubber plantation investment. Cassava, cashew, and processing factory in Thmey and Kantuot communes, Chit Borey district, Kratie province.
2- Letter No. 377 SORN dated March 23, 2007, of the Office of the Council of Ministers on the Case of the Application for a 10,000-hectare Land Concession of the Dot Saigon-Binh Yeak (SBK) Company for Investment in Cashew Rubber and establish processing factories in Thmey and Kantuot communes, Chit Borey district, Kratie province.
3- Letter No. 1700, dated March 28, 2007 of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on the request for two government grants to sign 6,436 hectares of land concession contracts for investment in rubber, cassava, and cashew cultivation. The processing plant is located in Thmey and Kantuot communes, Chit Borey district, Kratie province, owned by Dot Saigon-Binhfic (SBK)
4- Concession No. 32S Prak, dated April 4, 2007, of the Royal Government on the granting of full authority to HE Chan Sarun, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, to sign 6,436 hectares of land concession contracts for investment. Plant rubber, cassava, and cashew, and set up a processing factory with Do Saigon Chin Puek (SBK).
5- Contract dated July 18, 2007, on investment in rubber plantation, cassava, cashew, and establishment of processing plant between the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and Doti Saigon-Binh Yuek (SBK). |
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Company registration code |
Not found |
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Director |
Mr. Dang Tanh Tam |
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Director residence |
Vietnam |
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Company address |
The company has headquarter in Trapeang Sre village, Pi Thnou commune, Snoul district, Kratie province, Kingdom of Cambodia. |
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Type of EIA reports |
Completed Environmental Impact Assessment |
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State agency |
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction |
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Site |
The company is located in Thmey and Kontoot communes, Chet Borey district, Kratie province. |
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Village |
Not found |
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Commune |
Thmey and Kontoot |
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District |
Chet Borey |
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Province |
Kratie |
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Contract duration |
70 years |
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Area size of project |
5,436 hectares |
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sector |
Agro-industry |
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EIA company |
Envirotech Sevice Company |
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Backgrounds of EIA company |
Not found |
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Address of EIAs company |
Not found |
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Relevants law |
Law on Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management, Forest Law, Land Law, Labor Law, Fisheries Law, Law on Management and Exploitation of Mineral Resources, Law on Water Resources Management in the Kingdom of Cambodia, Biosecurity Law, Law on the Amendment of the Investment Law of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Law on the Management of Pesticides and Fertilizers, Sub-Decree on Environmental Impact Assessment Process, Sub-Decree on Water Pollution Control, Sub-Decree on Solid Waste Management, Sub-Decree on Control of Air Pollution and Noise, Sub-Decree on Economic Land Concessions, Sub-decrees and other letters of the concession area, Rectangular Strategy Phase 3 of the Royal Government, 5th Legislature of the National Assembly, Land policy, and Regulation 01 on Measures to Strengthen and Increase the Efficiency of ELC Management. |
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Revenues and expenditures |
The cost of civil construction is estimated to be in the first seven years (2008-2014), with a budget of approximately USD 1,800,000. The company plans to spend another USD 2,750,000 on the installation of a processing plant. |
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Social alnd environmental impacts |
Construction of infrastructure such as roads, employment opportunities for local people. |
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Employment opportunity |
About 1,044 workers, technicians, and managers will be employed in the first year and increase to 1,825 in the fifth year. From the sixth to the tenth year, the company plans to employ more than 1,521 people. |
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Public participation |
Public consultations include dissemination to local authorities and communities of the development project, input from relevant ministries/institutions/organizations of local authorities, a workshop on consultation on the results of the comprehensive social and environmental impact assessment study on the geographical location of the economic land concession of the SBK, consultation on the relevant order on the economic land concession in Thmey commune, consultation on the relevant order on the economic land concession in Kantut commune, consultation on the development fund plan for the implementation of the community livelihood improvement program by providing alternative sources of income for the residents of Kantut commune, a survey with local people, a survey with affected local people, and a summary of the consultation results. |
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Land converted from |
The company has requested an economic land concession from the Royal Government of Cambodia through His Excellency the Provincial Governor and His Excellency the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on an actual area of 5,436 hectares, which the company's economic land concession is located in the geographical areas of Thmey and Kantut communes, Chet Borei district, Kratie province. The area under rubber plantation is 5,000 hectares, the processing factory and other infrastructure is 436 hectares, with a total business area of 5,436 hectares. |
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Environmental management plan |
The environmental management plan includes organizing a team or environmental department to implement the plan, preparing a clear work plan for environmental protection, equipping with health and safety equipment and modern machinery according to technical requirements, preventing accidental harm from project activities to natural resources and society, and cooperating with expert institutions to inspect the site, techniques, and accept any technical modifications required by experts. |
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Development plan |
The main objective of this investment in the concession land is to contribute to sustainable economic and agricultural development and to reduce poverty among the Cambodian people through investment in restoring and increasing agricultural production by developing rubber plantations to improve the economic efficiency of the concession land, improving the natural environment, and building a rubber processing factory with a business period of 70 years. The objectives of this investment project are as follows:
• Increase agricultural productivity on forest land that has been deforested in the concession land area through the development of rubber plantations as an agro-industrial complex.
• Expand the forest cover lost through illegal logging in the past to replace it with rubber forests, aiming to create a forest cover and protect the natural environment in the concession land area.
• Contribute to rural economic development, increasing income for people living near the concession land area in order to reduce poverty, in line with the policies of the Royal Government of Cambodia.
• Promote the processing of agricultural products, especially rubber products and other products such as cashew nuts for domestic and export demand, etc. |
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Mitigation strategies |
The company's rubber plantation investment project will cause environmental and social impacts caused by project activities at all stages of the project. The implementation of this environmental management plan is the responsibility of the environmental team or department that will be developed and implemented by the project owner in collaboration with relevant professional institutions and must be under strict supervision by the Ministry of Environment to determine the extent and minimize environmental impacts that may arise from investment activities. |
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Environmental and social funds |
For the environment, USD 25,000
For community development, USD 30,000
Total USD 55,000 |
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EIA publication year |
2015 |
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Last update |
21-Sep |
