ThaiBev incorporates Cambodia business subsidiaries

All subsidiaries are responsible for businesses in Cambodia.

ThaiBev announced the incorporation of 5 of its subsidiaries, Cambodia Beverage Pte. Ltd. (CBPL), SEAL Cambodia (SEALC), SEAL (Cambodia) Logistics and Supply Chain (SEALC L&S), Industrial Beverage Pte. Ltd. (IBPL), and ASMI (Cambodia) Industrial Management Co. (ASMIC).

CBPL was incorporated as an investment holding company to engage in non-alcoholic business in Cambodia. It has an issued share capital of $100,000 comprising $100,000 ordinary shares.

SEALC and SEALC L&S are both engaged in the logistics business in Cambodia with issued share capitals of $3.7m (US$2.8m) and $3.67m (KHR11b) respectively, comprised of ordinary shares.

IBPL and ASMIC are responsible for handling asset management in Cambodia with issued share capitals of $14.7m (US$11m) and $14.65 (US$10.95m) respectively, made up entirely of ordinary shares.

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