Takeo Province Set to Welcome Four New Factories, Boosting Local Economy

• 30 August 2025
• Local News
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Takeo Province is poised for economic growth with the recent announcement of plans to establish four new factories, marking a significant step in the region’s development. On August 27, 2025, a working group from the Takeo Provincial Investment Subcommittee conducted site visits to inspect proposed locations for these factories.

Mr. Nhem Sros, Deputy Governor of Takeo Province and Vice Chairman of the Takeo Provincial Investment Subcommittee, represented His Excellency the Provincial Governor during the inspection. He confirmed that the factories will be strategically located across the province:

1. Jianghui Bek (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. will operate a factory producing bags and travel materials in Ophea Sang Village, Kandeung Commune, Bati District.
2. EZet Pack Co., Ltd. is set to establish a factory for kitchenware in Taing Dong Village, Taing Dong Commune, also in Bati District.
3. Zhongjin Aluminum (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. plans to manufacture and assemble doors and windows in Rovieng Village, Taing Dong Commune.
4. Yaw Sin Lighting (Cambodia) Co., Ltd. will be producing electrical and lighting equipment in Trapaeng Kak Village, Popel Commune, Tram Kak District.

The Takeo Provincial Administration reported that in the first half of 2025, the province attracted 31 investors, amassing over USD 97 million in investment capital. These projects have already created nearly 20,000 job opportunities for local residents, with additional companies currently in the application process for further investments.

Currently, Takeo Province boasts a total of 769 factories and enterprises, employing 111,968 workers, 79,610 of whom are women. The province’s industrial landscape includes 115 textile and garment factories, 455 non-garment factories and enterprises, 195 service sectors, and 4 brick-making workshops.

The establishment of these new factories is expected to further enhance employment opportunities and contribute significantly to the local economy, reinforcing Takeo Province’s reputation as a growing industrial hub.

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