Selling a company or business in Cambodia

Yes. You can contact us before deciding to sell or setting an asking price. You may also pause, postpone or compare options after the consultation.

No. Initial summaries exclude the company name, exact location, customer names and employee names. Details are shared only within the seller-approved scope after buyer review and an NDA.

We consider companies and investors in Japan and Southeast Asia seeking acquisitions, investments or succession opportunities. We review fit and registration details before introductions.

Fee rates, payment timing and scope vary by engagement. We confirm the business and requested support, then explain the terms before any agreement.

You can discuss a whole-company share sale, a business unit or selected assets. The feasible method depends on the entity, contracts and licences and is assessed individually.

Country or region, industry, a business outline, general location, preferred timing and contact details are enough to start. An asking price is optional.

Do not send the company name, exact address, customer or employee names, bank information, contracts or financial statements initially. We first confirm need and a safe sharing method.

It can include industry, country or region, business activities, approximate scale, a high-level reason for sale and preferred terms, without identifying the company. The seller reviews it before use.

It is signed after reviewing buyer interest and fit, and before disclosing identifying information or detailed documents. The seller approves the disclosure scope.

We consider earnings, assets, liabilities, contracts, outlook and transaction scope together with buyer terms. You do not need a fixed price at the first enquiry.

Timing depends on deal size, buyer availability, licences, due diligence and negotiations. We outline a possible process after the first review, but cannot guarantee timing or completion.

We accept enquiries from businesses operating across Cambodia, including Phnom Penh. Scope is confirmed after reviewing location, industry and licence requirements.

The timing is considered with the seller, buyer and relevant professionals after reviewing business continuity, employment and contract impacts. There is no single disclosure point for every case.

Yes. An enquiry is not a commitment to sell. You can stop, postpone or compare alternatives if the conditions do not suit you.