Your factory in Cambodia, from site selection to first shipment.
We place industrial operations in the Koh Kong Special Economic Zone — testing the site against your load, securing the investment incentives, and standing up the entity, the building and the workforce behind it.
A production base that still prices like one.
Companies come to Cambodia for three reasons: labour and land still cost less than the alternatives across the border, the economy runs on U.S. dollars, and its trade agreements reach Western consumer markets and regional supply chains at once.
RCEP membership, bilateral agreements with China and Korea, and preferential access to several developed markets. Product-specific — check your HS codes.
Transactions, salaries and leases are commonly denominated in U.S. dollars, with no restriction on repatriating profits through an authorised bank.
A median age under 30 and an established garment, footwear and light-assembly labour pool, with wage floors set annually by the Ministry of Labour.
What the investment law offers.
Foreign ownership permitted for the operating company
Income tax exemption for a Qualified Investment Project
On imported equipment, construction materials and production inputs
Licensing, customs and permits at the zone administration
One zone, known properly.
The zone sits in Cambodia's south-western coastal province, on the Thai border. Knowing one zone down to individual parcels, substations and district officials beats a brochure view of five.
Position
Land
Labour
Environment
The Trade-off
When you belong somewhere else, we say so.
We are not a zone developer and we do not sell land. Developers and brokers are paid when you sign; we are not — which is why we can tell you a shortlisted site is wrong for your product.
You will hear that on the first call, not after a retainer.
We test a site the way your plant engineer would.
Zone brochures quote land price per square metre. We check what your process actually needs from the site — before you shortlist, not after you sign.
Firm capacity at the gate, and what it costs.
Volume and pressure at your peak draw.
Whether the zone will take your stream.
Slab, clear height, column grid, dock access.
Loaded transit time to port or border.
Environmental, fire and equipment consents.
Limits, disposal routes, licensed contractors.
Labour catchment at your headcount.
The real checklist is considerably longer. We work through it with you on the first call, and put a written memo behind every shortlisted site.
One accountable team, feasibility to first shipment.
Most investors assemble this from four separate firms and carry the coordination themselves. We hold it as one workstream.
Feasibility & landed-cost model
Koh Kong tested against your product: labour, power, lease, haulage, duty, lead time.
Site search & developer negotiation
Parcel shortlist, site visits, and tenancy terms read closely.
QIP registration & incentive structuring
Structured for the incentives you can actually qualify for, filed through the CDC.
Entity formation & licensing
Company and tax registration, sector licences, and the permits your process requires.
Lease, build & utilities
Lease negotiation, contractor oversight, power and water connection, customs at the gate.
Workforce & HR compliance
Recruitment at volume, contracts and work rules, labour and social security registration.
Joint ventures & local partners
Equity, governance and exit structured so the relationship survives a disagreement.
Ongoing compliance
Annual filings, tax and labour calendars, and the government relationships behind them.
How a project gets standing.
Sequence matters more than speed. Each phase closes with a decision you can act on, and you can stop at any of them.
Scope
Product, volumes and markets turned into site requirements.
Shortlist
Parcels compared and visited, narrowed to two or three.
Structure
Entity registered, application filed, lease terms signed.
Build
Fit-out overseen, utilities connected, first hires trained.
Operate
First shipment cleared, compliance calendar handed over.
Where we're most useful.
If your process is outside this list, the first conversation is free and short: we will tell you plainly whether Cambodia is the right answer — including when it isn't.
Request a site brief.
Tell us what you make and where it has to go. We'll come back on whether Koh Kong fits, the incentives your project would likely qualify for, and where else to look if it doesn't.