Cambodia Investment Review
BritCham Cambodia has announced its new board leadership at the 2026 Annual General Meeting, while also reporting strong financial health and a sharp rise in membership to 130 companies. The chamber said membership revenue remains the “lifeblood” of the organisation, accounting for the majority of net income, as it continues expanding its role within Cambodia’s international business community.
The chamber noted that following the post-COVID recovery period, membership numbers have more than doubled from 60 members in April 2025 to 130 members in April 2026. BritCham said the growth followed an active acquisition strategy launched in 2025, with a target of adding at least one new member each month.
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The increase suggests growing demand for business networking, advocacy and commercial engagement platforms in Cambodia, particularly as the country continues to attract international investors and service firms seeking market opportunities.
New 2026 Board Announced
Based on the AGM election results and the prior board list, the likely 2026 BritCham Cambodia Board is:
Continuing / Re-elected Members
- Paul Dodd
- James Roberts
- Matthew Rendall
Newly Elected / Joining for 2026
- Sopunnka Chy
Existing Members
- Tom Edwards
- Jason Harrison
- Martin McCarthy
- Andrew Millar
- Monypich Sou
- Trevor Sworn
- Ross Wheble
Strong Financial Position Reported
BritCham said it concluded the 2025/2026 financial year in a sound financial position, with total revenue reaching $145,785.
The chamber said revenue growth exceeded its initial budget, supported by the rise in membership numbers and a high level of engagement across its events programme.
It added that this growth had allowed BritCham to increase cash reserves to $112,280, providing what it described as a stable foundation for the year ahead.
The chamber said these liabilities are recorded to ensure transparency and to accurately track future service obligations to members.
Positive Signal for Cambodia’s Business Community
The latest figures are likely to be viewed as a positive sign for Cambodia’s broader chamber and business association ecosystem, showing continued appetite for structured business communities, events and advocacy services.
As Cambodia seeks to deepen foreign investment ties and expand its private sector base, active organisations such as BritCham are increasingly playing a role in connecting investors, executives and policymakers.
