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Views Vary on Future of Phnom Penh at Gac

1 April 2016

The recent announcement of the Phnom Penh Urban Master Plan provided the backdrop for a robust discussion on the future development of the capital among industry insiders at the 2nd Annual Global Alumni Convention (GAC) organised by IDP Education in January.

From Supply to Manufacturing: a Market Leader’s Perspective

28 March 2016

For Meng Leng Eav Co. Ltd, regional economic integration will not result in any significant impact on business. Cambodia’s leading specialist in supplying quality power tools, agricultural, and engineering equipment currently distributes over 10 exclusive and another 5 non-exclusive brands after first establishing the business over 20 years ago. In today’s more competitive environment, the company is strategically transforming its position from a star distributor into the first manufacturing company of its kind on the Cambodian market.

Setting Up a Joint Venture: the Risks and Realities

27 March 2016

Joint ventures (JVs) in the construction industry are common around the world. Although more companies in Cambodia are entering into such business agreements, the concept is still not widely understood here.

Industry Leaders to Consider ‘phnom Penh in 2020’ at Gac

12 March 2016

A panel of industry leaders will debate what Phnom Penh will look like in 2020 at the 2nd Annual Global Alumni Convention (GAC) on 29-30 January 2016.Key

First-Time Investment Property Buyer?

16 January 2016

Stepping up to purchase your very first investment property represents a large financial commitment, and is probably one of the first major financial risks you will take in your life.

Rethinking the Real Estate Paradigm

16 January 2015

The real estate industry is booming, not only in Cambodia but across most of Asia.

Where Will We Go in 2016?

10 July 2013

In 2016, we expect to see a steady housing market that will grow along with the economy. I predict a healthy growth in both real estate sales and prices, similar to what we saw in 2015, although at a slightly slower pace. 2016 should be much more predictable and stable than past years.