Royal Group announces US$300 million investment on Koh Rong Island

The Royal Group, one of the largest investment companies in Cambodia, has announced a joint venture investment project with a Chinese investment company which worth 2 billion Chinese Yuan (approximately US$285 million) to build a five-star hotel and resort on Koh Rong Island in Preah Sihanouk province.

The project was announced in a meeting with Chinese investors held on 28 December in Preah Sihanouk province in the presence of H.E. Kuoch Chamroeun, Provincial Governor of Preah Sihanouk province, according to CNC Television Station, a subsidiary firm of the Royal Group.

The investment is a joint venture between the Royal Group and the Royal Galaxy Group to build a “Beach Resort” featuring a five-star hotel, international convention hall, entertainment clubs, a duty-free shop, and 600 resort-style villa units.

Royal Group Chairman Neak Oknha Kith Meng said that through the investment, the company will continue to build international-class hotels and resorts as well as casinos to develop Koh Rong Island to become a model island for Cambodian people and for the country.

The Royal Group was granted a concessional contract in 2008 by the Cambodian government to develop the island. Through the concessional contract, the firm has also plans to build an airport on Koh Rong Island.

 

 

- Video Advertisement -

Related Post

Japan Plans to Establish Rural Special Economic Zones to Boost Cambodian Agriculture

In a significant move to enhance Cambodia’s agricultural sector, the Japan Development Institute Ltd. (JDI) has unveiled plans to establish rural special economic zones in the country. This initiative was highlighted during a meeting on May 19, 2025, between Mr. Heng Ratana, CEO of the Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC), and Dr. Shoichi Kobayashi, an […]

Kampong Speu Province Welcomes New Cement Giant: Factory Inaugurated with Investment Over USD250 Million

  Kampong Speu Province is set to bolster its industrial landscape with the recent inauguration of a large-scale cement factory, officially opened on May 20, 2025, under the leadership of Prime Minister Hun Manet. The factory, located in Oral District, represents a significant investment of over USD 250 million by Conch KT Cement Company, marking […]

Investment Surge in Cambodia: 13 New Projects Proposed

In a promising development for Cambodia’s economy, a group of investors has submitted applications for 13 qualified investment projects, boasting a combined capital of USD 318 million. The Council for the Development of Cambodia has commenced a thorough evaluation of these proposals, signaling a potential boost to the nation’s industrial landscape. During a meeting held […]

Cambodia Sees Surge in Investment: 231 New Projects Worth USD 3.4 Billion Approved in Early 2025

In an encouraging start to 2025, Cambodia has demonstrated robust economic growth, with the Council for the Development of Cambodia approving 231 new investment projects in the first four months, totaling an impressive USD 3.4 billion. This marks a significant increase of 34% in investment capital compared to the same period last year. The latest […]

Taiwanese Tech Giant ADATA Expresses Interest in Investing in Cambodia’s Technology Sector

In a significant development for Cambodia’s tech landscape, ADATA Technology Co., Ltd., a leading Taiwanese technology company, has officially expressed its interest in investing in the country’s advanced technology sector. This announcement came during a meeting between Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and ADATA Chairman CHEN Simon held on April 30, 2025. During their discussion, […]

Significant Economic Growth in Cambodia as of Early 2025

In a promising development for Cambodia’s economy, the country witnessed an impressive increase in enterprises during the first quarter of 2025. The total number of registered businesses and establishments reached 45,255, adding 457 new enterprises compared to the previous quarter. This growth is further accompanied by a significant boost in employment, with the workforce now […]