PHNOM PENH – A delegation of Japanese investors met with officials from the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) on Tuesday to explore potential investments, particularly in the sectors of electric wires and cables, architecture, construction, and public infrastructure.
Led by Mr. Yajima Nobumasa, CEO of BARIKI Institute, the delegation was welcomed by H.E. Nut Unwanara, Deputy Secretary-General of the Cambodia Investment Committee. The meeting, which took place on the morning of August 19, 2025, was organized and coordinated by Cambodia Securities Plc.
During the discussion, H.E. Nut Unwanara provided an overview of Cambodia’s favorable investment environment. He highlighted the country’s peace, macroeconomic stability, and continuously growing physical infrastructure. He also detailed the fiscal and non-fiscal incentives available to investors, as well as the investment guarantees provided under Cambodian law.
The Japanese delegation expressed significant interest in Cambodia’s investment potential, acknowledging the nation’s steady development across various sectors. The head of the delegation, Mr. Nobumasa, confirmed his company’s direct investment plans in Cambodia. He also revealed an intention to facilitate further investments from other Japanese companies in different sectors.
A key focus of the Japanese investment will be on bringing advanced technology, expertise, and knowledge sharing to Cambodia. The delegation also committed to providing skills training for the Cambodian workforce, aiming to foster local talent and build capacity.