Chinese Firm to Build a New 300 Hectare Satellite City in Prey Veng

The Cambodian government has given a green light to Chinese firm Jiangxi Haihui Utility Co., Ltd to build a giant satellite city on more than 300 hectares in Prey Veng province.

The plan was proposed by Jiangxi Haihui Utility Co., Ltd during their official visit with Interior Minister Samdech Sar Kheng on 29 May.

The new satellite city will located in front of Prey Veng provincial municipality and will comprise of a business centre, industrial centre, residential projects, condos, an amusement park and more.

“We have seen the potential of Prey Veng province and we want to develop the area to be a better place in the future. Our company’s goal is to revitalise Prey Veng’s economy by attracting more investors,” said Mr Yu Hui Hua, president of Jiangxi Haihui Utility Co., Ltd.

Samdech Sar Kheng stated that if the project happens, it will benefit Prey Veng province a lot as well as the whole of Cambodia. First of all, the project will help create more jobs for locals and will also help boost the construction industry in Cambodia.

Last but not least, Samdech Sar Kheng also gave advice to Jiangxi Haihui Utility Co., Ltd to strictly follow and obey the legal procedure of Cambodia to ensure the transparency and the long term business relationship between Chinese firm and Cambodia.

Regarding the Chinese investment, Chinese firm Prince Real Estate Group has recently groundbroken their millions dollar in industrial park known as Cam MJ Development Park Co., Ltd on 24 hectares of land in Kampong Speu province as well (read more).

- Video Advertisement -

Related Post

Shangri-La Phnom Penh Sets a New Benchmark in Luxury with $580 Million Investment

A monumental addition to Cambodia’s hospitality landscape, the Shangri-La Phnom Penh Hotel has opened its luxurious doors, marking a significant milestone with its $580 million investment. Situated along the scenic West Bassac River, this five-star establishment features 303 exquisitely designed rooms, offering unrivalled comfort and sophistication. The hotel held its temporary inauguration on 15 December […]

Kambol District Celebrates the Launch of USD 1.4 Million Boeung Thom Water Treatment Plant

In a transformative move to improve access to clean water for Phnom Penh residents, the Cambodian government has inaugurated the Boeung Thom Water Treatment Plant, a USD 1.4 million investment aimed at serving over 3,000 families in the Kambol District. The inauguration ceremony, held on 16 December 2024, was officiated by HE Hem Vandy, Minister […]

Groundbreaking Ceremony for Mekong Key City in Areyaksat Marks a New Era in Cambodian Urban Development

The Cambodian government has officially commenced construction on the ambitious Mekong Key City project, a transformative satellite city spanning over 200 hectares along the eastern bank of the Mekong River. The groundbreaking ceremony, held on 17 December 2024 and presided over by PM Hun Manet, signals the start of a development poised to redefine the […]

Fifty Korean Companies to Invest in Cambodia’s Priority Sectors, Boosting Bilateral Economic Ties

In a landmark development for Cambodia’s economic landscape, fifty companies from the Korean Industrial Confederation (KIAF) have expressed their intention to invest in the country’s priority sectors. This announcement followed a high-level meeting between Cambodian PM Hun Manet and KIAF chairman Marn-Ki Jeong, held on 13 December 2024. The visit was part of a broader […]

Sihanoukville Attracts USD 487 Million in Investment with 48 New Projects

Sihanoukville’s economic transformation is gaining momentum with the Cambodian government approving 48 new investment projects worth USD 487 million. These initiatives, announced by the Investment Promotion Working Group on 3 December 2024, are set to receive special incentives to stimulate local economic growth and business development. The projects comprise 16 initiatives aimed at repurposing stalled […]

Phnom Penh’s New University of Health Sciences Hospital: A Vision for Modern Healthcare Begins Construction

In a landmark development for Cambodia’s healthcare sector, the construction of the University of Health Sciences Hospital has officially commenced, backed by a substantial USD 67 million loan from South Korea. The groundbreaking ceremony, led by PM Hun Manet on 10 December 2024, marks a pivotal moment in enhancing medical services within the nation. Strategically located along the scenic Phnom […]