The economy, investment, trade and the companies building Cambodia. · 904 stories
Battambang’s expanded water treatment facility, with a 55,000 m³/day capacity, is expected to deliver clean piped water to about 7,000 additional households, enhancing service reach, public health outcomes, and urban water supply reliability in the province.
In 2026, Cambodia is no longer just a destination for low-cost labor; it is a burgeoning hub for niche technical and sustainable industries. With a 2026 national budget of $10.2 billion and new digital laws like Prakas 117, the barrier to entry for formal side hustles is lower, but the requirement for specialization is higher.…
Cambodia’s legal casino industry generated over $72 million in government revenue in 2025, reflecting continued growth in licensed gambling activity and its contribution to tourism and public finances under the country’s regulatory framework.
Cambodia’s garment, footwear and travel goods exports climbed to $1.4 billion in January 2026, driven by global demand and strong shipments abroad. The figures reflect continued momentum in the Kingdom’s key manufacturing sectors as international markets recover.
PHNOM PENH – Cambodia’s trade volume with Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) member countries reached approximately $3.76 billion in January 2026, marking a robust 14.7% increase compared to the same period last year. According to the latest data from the Ministry of Commerce, the trade volume with RCEP partners accounted for over 61% of Cambodia’s…
Seen through the eyes of his sister Maddy, this is the story of Theam—artist, designer, and founder of Theam’s Gallery in Siem Reap. More than a gallery, it is a living space of Cambodian craftsmanship, memory, transmission, and quiet devotion to the people who shape the country.
Cambodia’s IFAD-ASPIRE-AT partnership is reducing trade barriers for rural smallholders by improving market integration, export protocols, and access to finance, with USD 35 million in commercial agreements and new sanitary standards targeting key export markets.
The Council for the Development of Cambodia approved 43 investment projects in January 2026 with a total capital of USD 752 million. These projects — including three new SEZs and a 150 MW wind power plant — are expected to generate around 26,000 jobs.
Khmer Enterprise and Manulife Cambodia, in partnership with the Ministry of Industry, provided Training of Trainers under the Financial Resilience Program to help informal business trainers strengthen financial literacy, risk management, and long-term planning skills nationwide.
KB PRASAC Bank Plc. held a workshop on 2 February 2026 to review its 2025 performance and outline strategic plans for sustainable growth in 2026, focusing on governance, risk management, compliance, and operational excellence.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – In a landmark series of diplomatic engagements from February 6–7, 2026, the leaders of Cambodia, Viet Nam, and Laos reaffirmed their “comprehensive and long-term strategic partnership.” The summits resulted in ambitious new targets for economic integration, regional security, and cultural celebrations. Strategic Trilateral Cooperation and Economic Targets The commitment was solidified…
The first edition of Invest-Hub Forum 2026 concluded in Phnom Penh, bringing together investors, policymakers, and business leaders to discuss global investment trends, growth sectors, and Cambodia’s evolving role in ASEAN’s economic landscape.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia – February 7, 2026 – Cambodia and Laos have significantly bolstered their bilateral ties, reaffirming a robust commitment to elevate cooperation across all key sectors. A primary focus is set on achieving an ambitious bilateral trade target of US$700 million by the year 2030, marking a new chapter in their comprehensive strategic…
