Virus leaves some projects awaiting construction dates, but not The Palms
MLMUPC approved around 2,500 construction projects in the first six months of 2020.
Tag: construction
NBC: 4% economic growth in 2021 lays groundwork for property sector recovery
The construction and property sector of Cambodia may see a gradual recovery in 2021.
Local investors boost construction sector
Local investors replace foreign investment projects in the construction sector.
Endless woes for Siem Reap business owners, from COVID-19 pandemic losses to road works
The $150 million construction of 38 new roads in Siem Reap cause conflicting views.
COVID-19 hampers on time completion of Morodok Techo National Stadium
The new Morodok Techo national Stadium is delayed due to COVID-19.
$3.8 bln in capital investment approved during the first six months of the year
Around 2,522 approved construction projects are ongoing across the country.
New roads and airport to serve Cambodia’s southern economic corridor
Plans for the southern economic corridor of Cambodia are slowly being unveiled.
Construction suffers from low growth
Construction sector, is set to experience negative growth rate this year, which it has never seen since the 2008 financial crisis.
Phnom Penh construction investment hits $1.3 billion
Recent construction investment projects in Phnom Penh were recorded at +$1.3 B.
Sihanoukville records over $7 billion in construction
Preah Sihanouk has attracted construction project investment valued +$7 billion.
Kandal’s 400mW heavy fuel power plant to resume construction next month
Construction on a 400 mW oil power project will not be able to move as planned.
Construction for Pursat’s power projects on track
Solar and hydro-power plants projects are well under way for construction in Pursat.
Riverfront development now 80 percent complete
City Gate development project has completed 80 percent of its shop house block.
Covid fails to halt Cambodia’s first expressway project
Construction of the first expressway in Cambodia continues to make headway.
90,000 site workers down tools amid virus fears
CCA says that the nation’s construction activity has slowed down considerably.
Road improvement moving fast
Construction work for the first stage of the National Road 5 Improvement Project is 80 percent complete.
$76 mln ring road ‘breaks new ground’
The ring road for heavy transport is for connecting Prey Nob to Stung Hav.
Work on The Peak resumes with new contractor
Work on The Peak has resumed with a new company taking over its construction.
Cambodia’s construction sector still buoyant
Cambodia’s construction industry remains stable: Land Management Ministry.
All government-funded construction projects need to be put off, PM says
Gov’t to postpone all its construction projects fighting possible COVID-19 outbreak.
Construction sector urged to modernise Kingdom’s heritage
Maintaining old buildings is an opportunity for generating value: Experts.
Land Management Ministry warns against construction projects without site engineers
Two site engineers are mandatory to ensure quality and safety of buildings: Minister.
Sihanoukville: Unsafe ‘roofs’ over their heads
Many workers still living inside construction sites as they cannot afford to rent outside.
Cambodia reduces reliance on imported cement
Cambodian recent cement production allows to reduce the amount of imports.
Sihanoukville: No surrender
Upcoming master plan to transform coastal city might bring about renewed hope
Two questioned over Koh Pich crane collapse
2 people are questioned over the collapse of a crane at a construction site in Koh Pich.
Construction workers protest over unpaid wages
More than 50 construction workers protest over failed wages payment.
Central bank closely monitoring real estate and construction
NBC is closely monitoring the development of the real estate and construction sectors.
How do we improve safety in the Kingdom’s booming construction sector?
Construction-related deaths has drawn unwarranted attention to the issue of safety.
Construction starts on deep sea research base
Construction starts on a deep sea research centre in China’s port city of Qingdao.
