- Asia
Cambodia
Companies entering or operating in Cambodia rely on our close collaboration with leading local law firms to access practical, business focused legal services grounded in local practice.
Cambodia has maintained steady economic growth in recent years and is expected to graduate from its Least Developed Country (LDC) status in 2029. While this transition may lead to a gradual loss of LDC preferential treatment, it also increases the importance of strategic use of free trade agreements (FTAs), including the extensive ASEAN FTA network and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). These frameworks, combined with the country’s ongoing economic reforms, continue to generate diverse investment opportunities—ranging from PPP based infrastructure and renewable energy projects to manufacturing in garments, textiles, and automotive parts, as well as real estate, construction, finance, insurance, IT, and healthcare services.
Through close cooperation with prominent local firms in Cambodia, our team provides comprehensive legal support across corporate and commercial matters, M&A, project finance, intellectual property, employment law, and dispute resolution. Working with practitioners who have deep knowledge of Cambodia’s legal system and business environment, we assist clients with power plant development, real estate transactions, international trade, company establishment, and a wide range of other matters. We are also well positioned to navigate foreign investment restrictions and rapidly evolving regulations—hallmarks of the Cambodian market—ensuring strong and practical support for business expansion.
Leveraging our relationships with local chambers of commerce and major industry players, we are further able to advise on multi-jurisdictional transactions and cross-border disputes spanning multiple Asian markets.
