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Full Name: RETHTHY KIRI SAKOR CO., LTD. (RKSK) Business License: Co. 13012/08P BN.cbB , Dated December 22, 2008 Registered Capital: KHR 40,000,000.00 = USD 10,000.00 Contact Information: #152S, Preah Norodom Boulevard, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia. Tel: 855-23-211 065, Fax: 855-23-216 496, E-mail: rksakor@live.com Main Business Lines: - Acacia Plantations - Agriculture, Agro -Industrial and Processing Mill - Import & Export Place of Project: Oknha Mong Development Zone, Koe Phos village, Chroy Svay commune, Steung Hav district, Preah Sihaounk province, Kingdom of Cambodia. Total Land Area: 5,000 Ha President: Madame Heng Chheng Houch |
In the wake of government policies on agro-industrialization, in the
eyes of foreign investors and businessmen Cambodia is being seen as
a country of great opportunities owing to its abundant fertile land,
natural resources and competitive labor force, especially the
repeated raising of costs for agricultural & agro-industrial
products. These three-four main factors will definitely enhance the
production yields and therefore profits for the company. It is also
the first time in Cambodia's history that acacia has been
commercially grown and cultivated by Reththy Kiri Sakor Co., Ltd.
(RKSK) with enormous incentives granted by the Royal Government of
Cambodia. In 2005, H.E. Dr. Oknha Mong Reththy made his own efforts and initiated the acacia planting project on 10,000 hectares of private ownership land that has been bought from local people in Cheung Kor precinct, Prey Nop district and another area of Thmor Rieng commune, Stung Hav district, Preah Sihanouk province. Up to now, RKSK has grown acacia plantation in the areas of about 4,000 ha and has been determined with its plan to proceed and complete the area of 10,000 ha by the year of 2010. Oknha Mong Reththy firmly hopes to the development in the agro-industrial domain and Cambodian economic growth through the sales of wood-chips, processing furniture and building the in-place paper mill from acacia products into the international market. Acacia trees do not only provide the socio-economic costs, but also provide a better environment through producing a big volume of Oxygen (O2), a great contribution into the reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and progress on managing the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. In a word, Acacia products must be processed into paper, chip-wood, furniture, and many others, etc. With the dropping of its flowers, mushrooms will be naturally grown up for the generation of additional income for farm workers and local residents. |
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