- Cambodia allows foreign-owned firms to register with a statutory minimum capital of KHR 4 million (about US$1,000), supporting an open investment environment.
- In practice, banks and regulators expect higher paid-up capital to meet tax registration, licensing, and AML/KYC requirements.
- Capital may be injected gradually, but companies must demonstrate adequate funds once operations commence, especially in regulated sectors.
- Advisors recommend aligning declared capital with operational scale, as low capitalization can delay banking access, visas, and approvals.
