SBI Bank Completes 100% Acquisition of SBI Ly Hour Bank, Reflecting Long-Term Commitment to Cambodian Market
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SBI Bank Completes 100% Acquisition of SBI Ly Hour Bank, Reflecting Long-Term Commitment to Cambodian Market

Dr. Chea Serey, Governor of the National Bank of Cambodia, lauded SBI Bank's completion of the 100% acquisition of SBI Ly Hour Bank and its rebranding to SBI Bank (Cambodia). This achievement signifies SBI Holdings' long-term commitment to the Cambodian market.

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