July 31, 2012
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Investment in Cambodia’s construction increases by 36% in 1-H
Construction sector had attracted a total investment of US$868-M in
1-H of Y 2012, up 36% from US$637-M at the same period last year, a
report from the ministry of land management, urban planning and
construction showed on Monday.
The report said that during the January-June period this year, the
ministry had issued licenses to 849 construction projects, down 21%
from 1,079 projects at the same period last year.
Lao Tip Seiha, deputy director-general of the ministry’s
construction general-department, explained that during the first half
of this year, there was an increase in investment value, but a decrease
in construction projects because projects this year were bigger in size
than those of last year.
The projects included residential units, commercial buildings,
apartments, hotels, agricultural product processing plants and garment
factories.
Besides local ones, foreign investors involved in the projects are mostly from South Korea, China, Malaysia and Vietnam.
Construction sector is one of the four pillars supporting the
economy. The sector attracted 2,129 projects with a total investment of
US$1.7-B last year.
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