Cambodia Registers 37 Investment Projects Worth US$233 Million in August
The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) registered 37 investment projects totaling approximately US$233 million in August 2026, expected to create around 23,000 jobs. China was the leading source of investment, followed by Cambodia and Singapore.
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