Inside Parcel 41-SHV-26: a contiguous, fully titled industrial land bank in Prey Nob District, Sihanoukville Province — and why it is structured for a master-lease or joint-venture, not a straight sale.
An exceptional 107-hectare (1,070,998 sqm) contiguous land parcel is available for long-term master-lease or strategic joint-venture development in the industrial heart of Sihanoukville Province. Positioned adjacent to the rapidly expanding Runzhimao Special Economic Zone (SEZ), and 7 km across from the Zhejiang SEZ, the site offers premier logistics connectivity, established utility access, and immediate legal readiness for development into a major industrial park, auxiliary logistics hub, or SEZ phase expansion. The Royal Government of Cambodia is offering tax incentives for investment into the province of up to 18 years in tax holidays, alongside streamlined permitting and special visas.
The property is positioned to capture cross-border and maritime supply chains for export-driven companies via Cambodia's primary economic arteries:
Baseline infrastructure already in place reduces upfront capital expenditure for a master developer:
The land ownership is structured to accommodate institutional-grade transaction models preferred by tier-one international developers:
The Royal Government of Cambodia is offering tax and non-tax incentives for investment into Sihanoukville Province through 2028, including income tax holidays of 3–18 years, a 5-year withholding tax exemption on real estate leases, 0% VAT on domestically produced inputs, property tax waivers, and import duty relief on construction materials and production equipment — including green-tax incentives for solar panels, automated machinery, and eco-friendly building materials. Non-tax benefits include expedited permitting, a special 3-year visa for long-term property purchases or rentals exceeding $100,000, and out-of-court dispute resolution mechanisms.
The site's output can reach major markets duty-free via the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and bilateral agreements including the Cambodia–China Free Trade Agreement, Cambodia–Korea Free Trade Agreement, and the Cambodia–UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement — alongside Cambodia's U.S. Trade Agreements Act compliance and Generalized System of Preferences access to the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. This positions the site well for "China+1" diversification strategies from Western manufacturers.
The land bank is held across 29 registered Hard Title certificates totalling 107.0998 hectares with the Sihanoukville Cadastral Office. Full certificate numbers and individual parcel sizes are available in the data room on request.
Request the full data room, Hard Title schedule, and site inspection access through ADAENG Land's advisory team.