Cambodia

Cellcard Powers Cambodia’s Digital Future

Cellcard Powers Cambodia’s Digital Future

For 30 years, Cellcard has invested in Cambodia’s telecommunications infrastructure, supporting digital transformation, nationwide connectivity and long-term technological ambitions.

As Cambodia accelerates its transition toward a fully digital economy, Cellcard continues to position itself at the center of the nation’s technological transformation. Founded in 1996 and operating under CamGSM PLC, the company has become one of Cambodia’s leading telecommunications providers and a major ICT contributor.

Our investments reflect confidence in Cambodia’s digital future and growth.

Neak Oknha Kith Meng Chairman, Cellcard

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Over the past 30 years, Cellcard has invested close to $5.5 billion into Cambodia’s digital infrastructure ecosystem. These investments include approximately $1.1 billion in capital expenditure dedicated to modernizing telecommunications infrastructure nationwide, alongside $0.7 billion in regulatory contributions supporting sectoral development and government initiatives.

The company’s long-term strategy aligns closely with Cambodia’s broader vision of becoming an independent and digitally empowered nation. Cellcard has consistently emphasized the importance of resilient infrastructure, expanded connectivity and technology-driven growth in supporting economic competitiveness and improving quality of life across the country. "Our investments reflect confidence in Cambodia’s digital future and growth," says Chairman Neak Oknha Kith Meng.

With the official launch of 5G services in January 2026, Cellcard is now entering a new phase of expansion focused on next-generation telecommunications capabilities. The company believes advanced digital infrastructure will play a critical role in strengthening innovation and accelerating Cambodia’s emergence as a regional digital economy.

As Cambodia continues to modernize, Cellcard’s infrastructure investments remain central to the country’s ambitions for long-term digital growth and regional connectivity.