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CamGSM deal said to be close

TELEKOMUNIKASI Indonesia’s majority-stake purchase of Cambodian mobile operator CamGSM is nearing the end of negotiations that have lasted almost a year.

“We’re in the final approval stages right now,”  Mark Hanna, chief financial officer at Royal Group, which owns CamGSM, said yesterday.

Hanna would not give a time frame for the closing of the deal, but said negotiations were certainly moving forward.

However, Indonesia’s Ministry of State Owned Enterprises has not granted approval on the Telkom purchase, according to reports yesterday. Telkom, which is majority-owned by the Indonesian government, could not be immediately reached for comment.

Angkor Wat continues to drive tourist numbers

Tourist arrivals to Siem Reap and Angkor Wat increased by almost 25 percent in the first eight months of the year compared with 2010, according to statistics obtained from the Siem Reap Tourism Department.

An increasing number of Asian tourists, especially from neighbouring Vietnam, had benefitted the Kingdom’s tourism industry, said Chhoeuy Chhorn, the department’s administrative director.

“The increasing number of direct flights from regional countries is encouraging more tourists to visit Angkor Wat,” he said.

Premier predicts high growth

Cambodia's economic growth could surpass previous estimates and hit 8.7% this year, Prime Minister Hun Sen said in a speech yesterday.

Earlier government forecasts estimated growth of 6% for 2011, though increasing garment exports and a strong recovery in the tourism sector have stimulated the economy above expectations, according to the prime minister.

“We originally projected the economic growth at 6% for the year. However, two months ago, the National Institute of Statistics predicted growth of 8.7%,” he said at a ceremony for National University of Management students at the Diamond Island Convention and Exhibition Center.

Real estate developers warned

Unlicensed real estate developers may find their projects blacklisted if they fail to register with the Ministry of Economy and Finance, a ministry official said yesterday.

The MEF published the names of three developers in a local paper last week and has promised to warn consumers of other unlicensed projects, Mey Vann, director of the Department of Industry and Finance at the MEF, said. Real estate scams have plagued the Cambodian market since 2007, he added.

Consumers put down payments on unfinished residential and commercial projects only to find developers absconding with their cash, Mey Vann said.

Satellite city speculation

Construction will soon begin on yet another satellite city in Phnom Penh, this time worth US$1.6 billion. Most people must be scratching their heads, as there are already four similar projects totalling $4.4 billion either planned or presently under construction in the capital.

The general sense of economic optimism that drove investment before the global financial crisis seems to have returned. Perhaps that feel-good factor is what drove the prime minister this week to predict as much as 8.7-percent growth in domestic GDP for the year, a significant jump over the Asian Development Bank’s most recent projection of 6.8 percent.

Struggling Sihanoukville

News this week that two domestic airlines plan to offer flights between Siem Reap and Sihanoukville town was positive for the Kingdom’s tourism industry, though Cambodia’s coast is still far from being a top destination.

Cambodia Angkor Air and Tonle Sap Airlines have said they will begin trafficking passengers between the two destinations by the end of the year, with the former saying delays into 2012 are possible.
Regardless, the launch of these new routes begged a question.

As tourists to Siem Reap most often enter Cambodia from Thailand, why would these visitors choose Sihanoukville over any of that country’s world-class beaches and resorts?

Prices rise, but economists upbeat

Cambodia's consumer price index rose 5 percent year-on-year through June, official data from National Institute of Statistics showed. However, experts remained positive despite rising costs, saying the increase was due to the Kingdom’s improving economy and surging global fuel prices. “We are not concerned. It is manageable as what we expected,’ said Chan Sophal, president of the Cambodian Economic Association. “Whenever the country’s economy is growing, it will push the price of goods up. That is why we see product price at advanced economic countries are high,” he added. The official data showed price gains in food and non-alcoholic beverages; alcoholic beverages, clothing and footwear, housing, electricity, gas and other fuels, among other sectors.

Major bank downgrade

Moody's Investors Service announced yesterday  it had downgraded the credit rating of ACLEDA Bank, citing the departure of two of  the bank’s major investors in as many years.

The loss of a second big sharehol-der in the first half of this year had led to Moody’s cutting the bank’s local-currency long-term deposit and debt issuer ratings from Ba1 to Ba2, Christine Kuo, a Moody’s vice-president and senior credit officer, said in a statement yesterday.

Moody’s defines banks with Ba-grade ratings as being speculative and “subject to high credit risk”.

“The one-notch rating uplift from shareholder support, previously incorporated in ACLEDA Bank’s ratings, is no longer appropriate given that two of its major shareholders have now divested their stakes of 12.25 per cent each,” Kuo said in the statement.

Tourism stronger than predicted

THE Kingdom’s tourism industry this year will perform much better than the government expects thanks in part to Cambodia’s growing popularity as a vacation destination, investment firm Cambodia Capital has said.

Total tourist arrivals to Cambodia for 2011 will reach 2.85 million, while total revenues from tourism will reach US$1.98 billion, according to the firm’s latest research report.

Those numbers represent increases of 17 per cent and four per cent over the Ministry of Tourism’s estimated 2.8 million total tourist arrivals and $1.91 billion in total revenues for this year, respectively.

Cambodia Capital, describing its projections as conservative, said the tourist arrival growth of 13.5 per cent between January and July would hold for the rest of the year.

Thais study rice potential

A delegation from Thailand’s Chamber of Commerce had visited Cambodia this week eyeing investment in the domestic rice industry, government officials said.

Thai rice traders have shown increased interest in Cambodia following announced changes to Thailand’s rice policies, which are set to make rice more expensive in that country.

The delegates had invest-igated the possibilities of sourcing rice as well as sett-ing up processing facilities in Cambodia, Banteay Meanchey province Chamber of Commerce deputy director Chhan Mang Heng said.

“They studied Cambodia’s potential to produce and grow rice, but need to wait for confirmation from the new government before investments can go ahead,” he said.

Two more banks setting up shop

THE National Bank of Cambodia has issued a commercial banking licence to a Taiwanese bank, while another banking licence is pending approval for a Chinese-Cambodian joint venture, central bank Director General and Spokeswoman Ngoun Sokha said yesterday.

The central bank had lic-ensed Taiwan’s Mega Internat-ional Commercial Bank to set up in the Kingdom, she said.

While the sector is steadily advancing, Ngoun Sokha she was not concerned about there being too many banks, adding that additional banks are required to attract further foreign investors to the market.

“If the market is narrow investors won’t come. Before investment decisions are made, they research and analyse the industry in a country,” she said.

Tourism numbers rise by 14 per cent

THE number of foreign tourists visiting Cambodia through July climbed 14 per cent year-on-year, with the most arrivals coming from Vietnam, South Korea and China, according to the latest Ministry of Tourism figures.

Improved transportation, greater promotion of the Kingdom to world markets and widely recognised security and safety standards helped to drive growth for the period, said Minister of Tourism Thong Khon yesterday.

“We strongly believe the number of tourists will continue to increase this year because there are a lot of connected flights and linkages now between Cambodia and other ASEAN nations, as well as Europe,” he said.

Malaysian firm eyes Kampong Thom land

MALAYSIAN firm Lion Forest Industries Berhad plans to acquire 58,000 hectares of land in Kampong Thom province for US$26.1 million, the company announced yesterday.

The company has also announced its intention to purchase 9,995 hectares of land in Preah Vihear province for $3.9 million, according to a previous statement.

LFIB, which distributes building materials, petroleum and automotive products, will use the land to plant oil palm and rubber, a company statement said.

Kingdom's deficit on ADB radar

CAMBODIA’S current account deficit and high levels of public debt are “causing concern” at the Asia Development Bank, according to a new report, but the domestic economy is on pace to grow 4.5 percent this year.

The current account deficit – measuring the difference between a nation’s exports and imports, including foreign aid – was highlighted as a cause for concern in Cambodia, along with Laos and Vietnam, in the Asia Economic Monitor report, launched in Singapore yesterday.

Cambodia’s current-account deficit has averaged 4.6 percent of GDP over the last decade, the lowest among 14 Asian countries surveyed, meaning that the Kingdom has been importing more than it exports.

However, yesterday commentators said that a trade deficit was not necessarily a problem – provided that imported goods would be used to fuel future domestic production and create exports.

“A trade deficit doesn’t always reflect a country’s economic strength,” University of Cambodia economics lecturer Chheng Kimlong told the Post.

Kingdom verges on massive rice deal

THE Philippines aims to buy up to 300,000 tonnes of rice from Cambodia, an official said, as the Kingdom’s leading rice firm prepares for talks with agro-investment officers on Tuesday.


Baitang Kampuchea Plc (BKP), which works with 350 rice mills across the Kingdom, is set to meet Philippine officials next week to discuss the possibility of exporting rice to the country – reported to be the world’s biggest buyer of the grain.

Ny Lyheng, deputy general manager of BKP, said yesterday: “Under this meeting, we hope that the company will receive orders for a large amount of rice in the future.”

Pablito Villegas, agribusiness investment officer for the Philippines’ first trade mission to Cambodia, told Philippine news outlet GMA News TV yesterday that the nation wished to buy from 200,000 to 300,000 tonnes of Cambodian rice.

At about US$310 per tonne of 25 percent broken rice, this would amount to $93 million.