Projects Development
Groundbreaking Date of New Offshore Koh Tonsay Port Rescheduled to November
The groundbreaking date of a new tourism port on Koh Tonsay has been postponed from October to early November 2021 due to heavy rains. A statement signed by HE Suy San, Secretary of State of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport dated 18 October to the Kep provincial governor, stated that Vimean Chey Group Co Ltd will start construction of the tourism port in Koh Tonsay Island on 1 Novembe...
Read MoreUS$4-million Investment Project Approved for Kampong Speu
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) has recently given a permit to a private firm to invest US$4 million in building a garment factory in Kampong Speu province. The firm, Garment (Cambodia) Co., Ltd, will establish a garment factory in Serey Phat village, Po Angkor commune, Bor Seth district. According to the CDC, the project will help create 1,034 jobs for local people. Dur...
Read MoreHLH Enters Joint Venture with HSC to Explore Mineral Resources in Kampong Speu
Singaporean firm HLH Group has signed a joint venture agreement with HSC Group to explore and mine mineral resources at the Cambodia-Singapore Agriculture Hub in Kampong Speu province reported Business Times. The HSC Group will obtain local regulatory approval required for the mining operation, which is estimated to commence from the following months, the group said in a bourse filing on Monday...
Read MoreUS Firm Fluence to Equip 3rd SHV Water Treatment Plant with Latest Technology
US-headquartered Fluence Corporation has secured a US$8.5 million contract to equip its MABR technology at a wastewater treatment plant in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. The company has signed a contract with the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction for US$8.5 million, the firm said in a recent announcement. Under the contract, Fluence Corporation will equip three MABRs, us...
Read MoreChinese Firm’s Studies on Mondulkiri Airport Project Disrupted Due to COVID-19
The study of the Mondulkiri Airport project by a Chinese company is behind schedule due to COVID-19. State Secretary of Civil Aviation (SSCA)’s spokesman HE Sin Chansereyvutha said on Thursday 14 October that a team of Chinese companies could not visit and evaluate the site due to the required measures related to COVID-19. "The study has been affected. Experts have not been able to travel to...
Read MoreEU Provides US$17 million for Cambodia’s Rural Infrastructure Development
The European Union through the Europe Investment Bank (EIB) will provide a €15 million grant aid (approximately US$17 million) to Cambodia for rural infrastructure development. The grant is part of the project to accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Assets for Agriculture Markets, Business and Trade (SAAMBAT), according to a press release issued on 4 October. SAAMBAT is a US$120 ...
Read MoreConstruction of ADB-funded landfill in Kep 90% complete
Construction of an 8-hectare landfill in Prey Thom commune of Kep city has been over 90% completed as of September 2021, while the completion date will be delayed from October this year to early next year. According to a report from the Kep Provincial Administration, the landfill project is being built under an ADB loan under the ADB’s Greater Mekong Sub-region Tourism Infrastructure for Inclus...
Read MoreCDC Approves Three Investment Projects Worth Over US$12m for PP & K. Speu
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) has recently given permits to private firms to invest over US$12.6 million in establishing three factories in Kampong Speu and Phnom Penh. The first company is Lastingwinner Garment (Cambodia) Co., Ltd, which will invest US$4.2 million to set up a garment factory on NR3, Lvea village, Ang Popel commune, Kong Pisey district, Kampong Speu province...
Read MoreJapan Provides US$72 million in Grant Aid for Six Development Projects in Cambodia
The Japanese government has agreed to provide approximately US$72.1 million in grant aid to Cambodia for six development projects, with US$57.6 million used for the Siem Reap Water Supply Expansion Project (Phase II) and the rest for five economic and social development projects. An Exchange of Notes for this aid agreement was signed on 11 October between Deputy Prime Minister HE Prak Sokhonn a...
Read MoreUS$9.2 billion Needed for 2022-2024 Public Investment, 44% for Infrastructure Development
At least US$9.2 billion will be needed to implement a total of 673 public investment projects from 2022 to 2024, while 44.2% will be allocated for infrastructure development. According to a Council of Ministers press release on 8 October 2021, of the total projects, 185 projects are ongoing which demands about US$5.8 billion, while another 488 projects are new and require a budget of US$3.3 bil...
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