Via China Law blog, an interesting look at China’s growing relationship with Cambodia as American and European companies begin to turn to Vietnam, Cambodia, and even Laos, for their manufacturing outsourcing due to cost increases in China. As the article notes: “• …Most of the current development seems to be highly dependent on Chinese (Hong […]
Read more »Via Fast Company, a report on developments related to a rail link from Singapore to Southwest China. As the article notes: “…Plans for a pan-Asian railroad have been in the works for decades, but today marked the first step toward linking a massive railway line from Singapore to Southwest China and beyond. It’s called the […]
Read more »Via TerraDaily, a report on additional Chinese investment in Cambodia. As the article notes: “A Chinese firm plans to pump three billion dollars into several Cambodian projects, an official said Thursday, the latest investment in the fledgling economy from its giant neighbour. The proposed investment by China Inner Mongolia Erdos Hongjun Investment Co. — a […]
Read more »Via The Khmer News, an interesting look at the potential offered by Cambodia today. As the article notes: Douglas Clayton, founder of frontier market fund manager Leopard Capital, has a habit of relocating to the country he believes is on the cusp of development. Right now, his home is Cambodia. “It’s fun to be in […]
Read more »Via The Boston Herald, news that Cambodia will soon start construction on a building to house its first stock exchange which it hopes will help draw foreign investment to the impoverished country. As the article notes: “…A South Korean firm, World City Co. Ltd., was awarded the contract to build the $6 million building in […]
Read more »Via Sophonrith, an interesting look at Cambodia’s considerable natural resource wealth, specifically its oil & gas potential. As the article notes: “…The nation of 14 million people, sandwiched between Thailand and Vietnam, is flush with natural resources. Veins of iron and gold run beneath its soil. Natural forests offer a wealth of timber. Most promising […]
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