柬埔寨投资方在金边论坛上宣布计划投资南澳大利亚的商业地产,重

柬埔寨投资方在金边论坛上宣布计划投资南澳大利亚的商业地产,重
分类商业
事件时间2026-09-26
地点金边
来源Cambodia Investment Review
发布时间2026/09/29 09:17

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2026年9月26日,在金边安达大都汇大厦举办的“在南澳大利亚学习、工作与投资”论坛上,一家与柬埔寨有关联的投资集团公布了其在南澳大利亚的业务拓展计划。 该投资集团为弗林德斯投资集团(FIG),由AIA-SA董事总经理拉米·索蒙科尔(Rasmey Sokmongkol)领导。集团计划投资南澳大利亚中北部地区的商业地产,并建立新的商业联系。此次投资的重点领域涵盖酒店业、回收产业、农业出口以及劳动力培训。 根据论坛提供的资料,弗林德斯投资集团已确定在南澳大利亚的詹姆斯敦(Jamestown)、乔治敦(Georgetown)和格拉德斯通(Gladstone)四个地点进行商业地产开发。具体项目包括:在詹姆斯敦改造旧贝拉利酒店(Old Belalie Hotel)及一栋前农民合作社大楼;在乔治敦改造一家杂货店及其相邻的四居室住宅;在格拉德斯通改造一处前建筑设施。 这些物业计划被重新开发用于住宿、酒店服务及其他商业用途。目前,相关材料未披露具体的投资金额、融资细节、开发时间表,也未说明相关物业的收购程序是否已经完成。
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柬埔寨投资方在金边论坛上宣布计划投资南澳大利亚的商业地产,重点关注酒店、回收、农业出口及劳动力培训。
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[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS] 标题: Cambodian Investors Set Out South Australia Expansion Plans at Phnom Penh Forum Cambodia Investment Review A Cambodia-linked investment group has outlined plans to invest in commercial properties and develop new business links in regional South Australia, with a focus on hospitality, recycling, agricultural exports and workforce training. The plans were presented at the “Study, Work & Investment in South Australia” forum at The Morgan Tower in Phnom Penh on September 26. Rasmey Sokmongkol, known as Raz, is managing director of AIA-SA and leads the Flinders Investment Group (FIG), the investment consortium behind the proposed property developments. Read More: Leader Talks – Simon Chap and Rasmey Sokmongkol on Why Brisbane’s Olympic Decade Should Be on Cambodian Families’ Radar A booklet prepared for the forum says FIG plans to invest in four commercial properties across Jamestown, Georgetown and Gladstone in South Australia’s Mid North. The group has identified possible uses for the buildings, but the materials do not state whether acquisitions have been completed. No investment value, financing details or development timetable was disclosed. Four properties identified for redevelopment FIG’s property plans centre on buildings that could be renovated for accommodation, hospitality and other commercial uses: Jamestown: The Old Belalie Hotel and a former Farmers’ Co-operative Union building. Georgetown: A general store and adjoining four-bedroom home. Gladstone: A former b