Economy
Royal Group Highlights Strong Japanese Investor Presence on National Day
PHNOM PENH, Feb 23, 2026 (KPT) – Royal Group Phnom Penh SEZ has marked Japan’s National Day by reflecting on the strong presence of Japanese manufacturers in its special economic zone, underscoring their role in Cambodia’s industrial growth.
“RGPPSEZ extends its heartfelt congratulations to the Government and people of Japan. We deeply appreciate the enduring friendship between our two nations and the invaluable contributions of Japanese manufacturers within our zone,” the developer said Monday.
Royal Group noted that 44 Japanese companies currently operate in the zone, spanning precision components, automotive parts, electrical equipment, and electronics. Their investments bring advanced technologies, efficient management systems, and internationally recognized quality standards.
The group said Japanese enterprises have contributed significantly to job creation, skills transfer, and the development of supporting industries, strengthening Cambodia’s competitiveness and integration into regional supply chains.
RGPPSEZ pledged to maintain a stable, transparent, and business-friendly environment to ensure long-term confidence for Japanese investors.
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