CCA organises 10th business networking party

On 29 March 2019, the Cambodia Constructors Association (CCA) with support from CAST LABORATORIES PTE LTD, organised its 10th Business Networking Party with more than 200 people participating.

Held at the Hard Rock Coffee at Exchange Square, the event provided the 166 CCA members an opportunity to meet each other directly, network and to find out more about the supply and demand of construction materials in the Cambodian market.

Dr Tan Monyvann, representative of CCA Chairman Neak Oknha Pung Kheav Se expressed his interest in the progress of the construction sector in Cambodia, and especially the increasing number of CCA members.

“All members please continue to cooperate and support each other through discussing and exchanging ideas and working closely to gain benefit for each company” he said “please support each other in purchasing or selling, sharing experiences and techniques, or offering projects at affordable prices to each other” he added.

Mr Liew Yoon Hsien, Principal Consultant of CAST Lab, also presented on the importance of construction quality testing, a service which his company provides.

“Our role is to become a person to safeguard in terms of design. So, we look into the design and we check one more time if there is any inadequacy, we can highlight to the engineers so that they can improve on it,” he said.

Mr Gary Ng, Regional Business Manager of CAST Lab also expressed his confidence in the construction industry in Cambodia.

“I will say that I feel very good about it [construction sector]. I’m proud to be in Cambodia for five years; I believe I made a good decision and we look forward to being better and we believe it will be better,” he said.

 

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