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Cambodia Attracts USD2.5B Fixed-Asset Investment Projects
(MENAFN) Cambodia pulled in fixed-asset investment projects valued at $2.5 billion during the first quarter of 2026, according to a press release issued Monday by the Council for the Development of Cambodia.
The kingdom greenlit 146 investment projects between January and March, a pipeline broad enough to generate approximately 82,000 jobs across the economy.
The approved projects span a diverse range of industries. "Those licensed projects include special economic zones, a wind power plant, an electric vehicle assembly plant, a motorcycle assembly factory, a car tire plant, and a five-star hotel," the press release stated — reflecting Phnom Penh's push to diversify beyond traditional manufacturing into clean energy and premium hospitality.
Foreign capital is flowing in from across the globe, with the top five investor nations identified as China, Malaysia, Singapore, the British Virgin Islands, and the United States — underscoring Cambodia's growing appeal as a destination for both regional and Western investment in Southeast Asia.
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