Cambodia Grants Manufacturing Investors Three Years for Capital Compliance, Warns of Incentive Loss
Cambodia has granted manufacturing Qualified Investment Projects (QIPs) a three-year grace period to meet minimum capital requirements. Non-compliant projects risk losing incentives such as tax breaks.
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