Phnom Penh Post - Special Reports
Robust investment is changing Phnom Penh's landscape, slowly erasing the tightly-woven identity of a city ravaged by a series of wars.
It is a great pleasure to be sharing this message with the Cambodian people on the occasion of the birthday of His Majesty the Emperor of Japan.
The wave of consumerism spreading across the Kingdom is encouraging more Japanese investors to consider Cambodia as an attractive market in the region to promote their products and services.
While Japan’s reconstruction efforts in Cambodia don’t appear to be slowing down even after nearly 30 years, they could take a different direction in the coming years.
After working on developing the Cambodian legal system, top lawyer Sadao Matsubara – head of the Japan Desk at leading Cambodian law firm HBS Law – dedicated his efforts to facilitating Japanese investors to do business in the Kingdom.
Sunrise Japan Hospital Phnom Penh has in its fourth year of operating quickly become a symbol of the Japanese community helping develop the Kingdom’s medical sector.
When the Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Centre (CJCC) was established in 2004, its primary objective was to promote two-way ties between the nations through business, education and cultural exchange activities.
Years of low liquidity and trading rendered Cambodia’s stock exchange unattractive but hopes for an uptrend abound as it prepares for the entry of one of the Kingdom’s largest commercial banks – Acleda Bank Plc
Since establishing operations in Cambodia in 2013, Prudential Cambodia has been committed to raising awareness of the importance of life insurance across the Kingdom.
Cambodia’s business sector is seen as the main engine that drives the economy forward that will propel the nation into a developed status.
The Credit Bureau Cambodia (CBC) has been at the very heart of financial institutions in the Kingdom, providing vital data and innovative measuring tools that help businesses grow and make the right decisions.
