Synopsis: SERC Director-General Sou Socheat attributes the significant development of the market to the joint efforts made between stakeholders and listed companies.
The Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC) in its latest report yesterday, showed that the market capitalisation of Cambodia’s securities sector reached KHR 11,109,782 million (approximately $2,737 million) as of 2025.
The report stated that in the second semester of 2025, the securities sector had shown vibrant growth momentum, both in terms of the increase in the number of issuers and the active participation of public investors.
As of 2025, the number of companies listed for public offering has increased to 26 companies, including 12 equity securities companies and 14 debt securities companies.
The most notable point was the issuance of Sustainability Bonds by four companies, which had raised up to approximately $549 million from the market. This demonstrates a strong focus on green investment and sustainable development in Cambodia, read the report.
Trading activity on the Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX) in the second quarter continued to maintain significant stability, with the CSX index standing at 410.64 points.
According to the SERC report, the average trading volume was 72,998 shares per day, with an average trading value of approximately $126,645 per day.
Confidence in the financial market is reflected in the increase in the number of investors. As of the same period, the total number of investor identification numbers provided reached 70,723. This showed that the Cambodian public is becoming more aware and turning their attention to investing in the stock market to create a passive source of income and increase long-term wealth, the report added.
SERC Director-General Sou Socheat attributed the significant development of the market to the joint efforts made between relevant stakeholders and listed companies.
“The joint efforts have contributed to the development of the securities sector in Cambodia to achieve steady growth and to take dynamic steps forward to promote strong, sustainable, and inclusive economic development,” Socheat said in the report.
