KrisEnergy, fate decider of Cambodia’s O&G sector?
Interest in the oil and gas sector has been hot and cold over the past 20 years but questions abound whether KrisEnergy’s resolute determination would finally strike (black) gold for Cambodia
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Interest in the oil and gas sector has been hot and cold over the past 20 years but questions abound whether KrisEnergy’s resolute determination would finally strike (black) gold for Cambodia
Cambodia should take stock of internal and external headwinds that could affect its growth trajectory
Hong Kong-listed Nagacorp Ltd’s Naga 3 development project in Phnom Penh reflects its vision to own the largest comprehensive, multi-entertainment riverine integrated resort in the world, says its filing with the stock exchange early April.
PPCBank grows silently in the background of competition by understanding the needs of its target market and how to serve it using tailor-made strategies
Not an airlines per se, the three-year-old airline is reinventing the Cambodian aviation sector with eyes set on e-commerce and non-aeronautical business, to break its reliance on passenger travel
The foreign bank is charting its growth for the next 25 years on the back of an expanding middle income segment The middle class group, which falls under the small and medium enterprise (SME) segment, promises to drive Maybank (Cambodia) Plc’s revenue into the future, says chief executive officer Mohd Hanif Suadi. “The social income […]
New life is being breathed into the old currency as it penetrates the economy, unites Cambodians and reinforces national pride
Unlike its neighbours Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia with less than five home-based airlines, the 16 million-population Kingdom has some 10 airlines registered, engaged in an unspoken clamour for capacity, profitability, and downright survival.
If anything, the Cambodian banking sector has experienced its fair share of headwinds, either externally or internally. But the industry remains stoic, evolving and adapting itself to challenges, by tackling competition, digitising and meeting regulatory requirements.
Chinese-owned Silhanoukville Special Economic Zone Co Ltd (SSEZ) is considering listing on Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX) before heading to Hong Kong Stock Exchange for a second listing in order to raise funds for real estate development in the zone.