Two companies in Prey Nob district and Sihanoukville applied for incentives and arrangements under which the state bears customs duty, special tax and VAT on imports of machinery, equipment, raw materials and chemicals. Governor Mang Sineth chaired a meeting to review and approve the requests on the afternoon of March 9, 2026.
The first, ECOARBOR (CAMBODIA) CO., LTD, has investment exceeding US$4.7 million in furniture, cabinets and components at Trapeang Kea village, Cheung Ko commune, Prey Nob. The governor approved its request for the state to bear customs duties, special tax and value-added tax on imports of machinery, equipment, raw materials and chemicals. It currently employs 328 people and requires 638 workers at full operation.
The second, Sen Industry (Cambodia), has US$2.3 million invested in a household-goods manufacturing, processing and assembly factory. Its request to register as a Qualified Investment Project was approved. Located in Village 3, Sangkat 1, Sihanoukville, it could create 320 jobs. The project has installed machinery and begun production, importing equipment, machinery and raw materials with taxes borne by the state through the provincial investment-promotion working group.
Written by Nget Pisant.
