PPSP shares increase 4.81% to six-month high
Shares in Phnom Penh SEZ Plc (PPSP) increased 4.81% from the previous close to a six-month high of KHR2,830 (+5.20% MTD)...
22nd December 2016
See MoreShares in Phnom Penh SEZ Plc (PPSP) increased 4.81% from the previous close to a six-month high of KHR2,830 (+5.20% MTD)...
22nd December 2016
See MoreThe Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX) has agreed to register Yuanta Securities (Cambodia) Plc as a liquidity provider for the common stock of Phnom Penh Autonomous Port (PPAP)...
22nd December 2016
See MoreThe developer of Banhji, a locally developed accounting platform aimed at small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), is in talks with investors to secure fund to expand the application beyond Cambodia. According to Sim Chankiriroth, the platform’s founder,...
22nd December 2016
See MoreEighteen local rice companies are now eligible to carry out milled rice exports to China starting from next month, according to an announcement released on Monday by...
21st December 2016
See MoreToday, the CSX index rose for an eighth trading day straight, up 1.93% from yesterday close to 330.1 pts. It was the biggest daily gain in more than seven months...
21st December 2016
See MoreState-owned Sihanoukville Autonomous Port (SAP) received its first shipment of four new rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes from Japan this week as part of the $22mn investment plan...
21st December 2016
See MoreShares in Grand Twins International (GTI) gained for a seventh trading day straight, climbing another 4.96% from the previous close to KHR2,960...
20th December 2016
See MoreA group of Chinese investors are looking to set up factories to produce travel goods—such as luggage, backpacks, handbags, and wallets—in Cambodia, hoping to capitalize on the Kingdom’s duty-free quota under the US...
20th December 2016
See MoreShares in Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) fell another KHR20 to a new record low of KHR3,980 (-4.78% MTD, -21.65% YTD), dropping below KHR4,000 for the first time...
19th December 2016
See MoreVietnam’s Viettel, which is also the parent company of Unitel in Laos and Metfone in Cambodia, said in a statement released last Thursday that subscribers of its network in the CLV countries (Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam) can make phone calls to each other at the same price as domestic calls...
19th December 2016
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