Construction Begins on US$130 million Koh Tonsay Development

• 29 September 2021
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Construction has begun on the US$130-million mix-used development project on over 140 hectares of land in Koh Tonsay in Kep province by the Try Pheap Group.

The deputy governor of Kep province said on 29 September that construction began on 22 September as the company’s team had already transported equipment and construction materials to the island.

After receiving an investment license from the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) in February 2019, the project includes the development of resorts, five-star hotels, residential properties, commercial buildings, beach resorts and cable cars.

Mr Vao Sokha said that the company is developing on 140 hectares and the development is divided into phases.

“Having investment on Koh Tonsay Island will help attract more tourists and also contribute to the development and investment sector in Kep province,” he said.

Before the Try Pheap Group, the government had granted investment licenses to two companies, but the licenses have been revoked as the companies did not show any development progress.

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