Company China Sui Tai Rock Factory
Company profile This company is a limited liability company registered on July 7, 2008, with a registered capital of KHR 20,000,000 by Ms. Ung Siv Hour, a female national Khmer, Khmer nationality, holding ID card number 010285962, dated November 17, 2003, as the Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Registration investment capital KHR 20,000,000
Company registration date 7-Jul-08
Company registration code 15,329,593
Director Ms. Ung Sivhour
Director residence Cambodia
Company address #36, St.114, Sangkat Mitpheap, Khan 7 Makara, Phnom Penh
Type of EIA reports Initial Environmental Impact Assessment
State agency Miniatry of Mines and Energy
Site Phnom Sruoch (Phnom Krom)
Village Krang Khcheay
Commune Tang Sya
District Pnhom Sruoch
Province Kampong Speu
Contract duration 10 years
Area size of project 20,92 hectares
sector Extractive industry
EIA company SBK Research and Development Co., Ltd.
Backgrounds of EIA company Not found
Address of EIAs company #43 St.317 corner 572 Sangkat Beong Kak Ti Pir Khan Tuol Kouk , Phnom Penh
Relevants law This company follows relevant laws and regulations, including 11 laws, 7 sub-degrees, 4 Prakas, and 2 legal documents.
Revenues and expenditures Based on the evaluation and economic and financial analysis of the construction stone business for the past 5 years of the company, and based on the current market situation. In the first year, the profit of USD 44,037 and the expenditure of USD 154,640. In the second year, profit of USD 55,447, expenditure of USD 154,640
in the third year, profit of USD 60,257, expenditure of USD 154,640 years Fourth year, profit of USD 72,472, cost USD 154,640
fifth year, profit of USD 78,131, cost USD 154,640.
Social alnd environmental impacts The project will provide many benefits to society, such as improving public infrastructure near the project site and province, creating jobs and income opportunities, increasing state revenue, reducing costs, and gaining new technical knowledge. Not only that, for the contribution of social and environmental funds, the company has prepared a budget of USD 10,000 over 10 years, equivalent to USD 1,000 per year.
Employment opportunity In this construction stone business, the company employs 25 employees, all of whom are local (Khmer nationality).
Public participation Assessing the magnitude of the impact of the project consisted of three discussions: first, consultation with the people (FGD), second, direct consultation with the local authority (village, commune, and district), and third, a consultation workshop. Presenting the results of the IESIA report, with consultation and presentation of the study results, will be done with the relevant departments and institutions.
Land converted from Not found
Environmental management plan The company has an environmental management plan, environmental control, an audit plan, and environmental mitigation measures.
Development plan In 2043, the company plans to transform the business area into a green tourism area.
Mitigation strategies The company has developed a mitigation strategy to maintain the topography, soil erosion, air quality, sounds and vibration, waterway and surface water quality, groundwater quality, soil quality, aesthetics, and landscape.
Environmental and social funds The company has prepared a fund of USD 10,000 for 10 years.
EIA publication year 2019
Last update 25-Feb

Reference documents

[Draft] Initial Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (IESIA) on Limestones construction business project of China Sui Tai Rock Factory Co., Ltd
The main purpose of China Sui Tai Rock Factory's construction stone business project is to contribute to the sustainable development of construction stone by supplying construction stone to construction material depots throughout Kampong Speu and nearby provinces. Contribute to the development of various infrastructures in the province, such as bridges, roads, and canals, and contribute to reducing people's poverty by increasing income by providing employment, reducing migration, and reducing the cost of stone and construction materials. Participation increases national income through the payment of mineral resource registration fees.