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Construction imports rise by 3% in 2022 amid slump - Vimarsana News

Construction imports rise by 3% in 2022 amid slump

Cambodia imported $1.83 billion worth of major building materials in 2022 – marking a three per cent rise over the $1.77 billion logged in 2021 – accounting for 6.1 per cent of the $29.942 billion in total imports for the year, according to the Ministry of Commerce.

Vehicle imports rise 24% to $1.5B - Vimarsana News

Vehicle imports rise 24% to $1.5B

Cambodia imported a total of $1.492 billion worth of “rot’yon” -class automotive motor vehicles in 2022, up 23.6 per cent versus the $1.207 billion logged in 2021, as reported by the commerce ministry, fuelled by economic growth and consumer demand.

Second Hungary business forum set for H2 - Vimarsana News

Second Hungary business forum set for H2

Cambodia has asked Hungary to provide GSP- (Generalised System of Preferences) Plus facilities for when the Kingdom sheds its least-developed country (LDC) label, as the two countries prepare to hold a second business forum in the second half (H2) of this year to expand trade and investment, according to a Ministry of Commerce statement.

2022 bicycle exports hit brakes just before $1B - Vimarsana News

2022 bicycle exports hit brakes just before $1B

Cambodia earned nearly $1 billion from the export of bicycles last year, as reported by the commerce ministry, as observers point to opportunities created by non-garment manufacturing industries to secure a greater influx of investments over the coming years.

Customs officers win awards for deeds ranging from busting crooks to helping businesses - Vimarsana News

Customs officers win awards for deeds ranging from busting crooks to helping businesses

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): He began his career as a Singapore Customs (SC) officer in 2010 overseeing raids on suspects who had stashed contraband cigarettes in tissue boxes in cars at the checkpoints and in lockers at worksites.