Cambodia ranks 94th in global competitiveness
Cambodia ranked 94 out of 137 economies in this year’s Global Competitiveness Report published by the World Economic Forum, dropping five notches from 89 last year...
02nd October 2017
See MoreCambodia ranked 94 out of 137 economies in this year’s Global Competitiveness Report published by the World Economic Forum, dropping five notches from 89 last year...
02nd October 2017
See MoreShares in Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) edged down 0.26% from last month to KHR3,890. September saw 19,865 shares change hands...
29th September 2017
See MoreChina Sky Railway Group, a private Chinese company that produces light rail trains, has announced plans to operate a 10-km rail link between Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace and international airport, according to the China Daily...
28th September 2017
See MoreSoutheast Asia’s largest ride-hailing platform GRAB is poised to launch operations in Cambodia, where the company could face stiff competition from international giant Uber and several other local platforms...
27th September 2017
See MoreThe Securities Exchange Commission of Cambodia (SECC) has issued new regulations and procedures for solving dispute involving parties operating in the securities sector...
26th September 2017
See MoreThanks to increasing cargo traffic, total revenue in the first half of 2017 rose 10.0% YoY to KHR33.33bn. The solid top-line increase was thanks to a robust growth in main sources of revenue including income from stevedoring, lift-on lift-off (LOLO), and port services, which rose 12.4% YoY, 19.6% YoY, and 8.8% YoY, respectively...
18th September 2017
See MoreThe local market for streaming video on demand (SVOD) has become a whole lot richer recently, with four SVOD service providers—including international heavyweight Netflix, Malaysia-based iFlix, homegrown Sabay’s Soyo, and Westec Media’s JaiKon TV—competing head-to-head for subscribers...
18th September 2017
See MoreThe National Bank of Cambodia and the People’s Bank of China officially launched yesterday the yuan-riel exchange rate that is believed to be important for economic and financial ties between the two countries...
15th September 2017
See MoreSihanoukville Special Economic Zone (SSEZ), which currently boasts 110 tenants with 93 factories in operation on its 525-hectare first-phase development, is proceeding to develop infrastructure on the zone’s remaining 600 hectares, with an aim to attract nearly 200 new tenants in the next five years...
14th September 2017
See MoreTwo new cement plants are expected to begin operations by the end of the year, increasing production capacity to a level that meets domestic demand, according to a state official who said the government would stop issuing new licenses in order to protect dwindling natural resources...
13th September 2017
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