Contributing to Cambodia

OCIC at a glance

As the non-financial business of Canadia Group, OCIC is one of Cambodia's largest and most diversified business groups, investing in real estate, aviation, infrastructure, education, healthcare, retail, agriculture and more.

For over 25 years, OCIC has supported the country's growth by creating economic activity through its developments.

Our founder

Lok Neak Oknha Dr. Pung Kheav Se

A Cambodian serial entrepreneur and builder, he founded OCIC in 2000, growing it into one of Cambodia’s leading infrastructure and development conglomerates, contributing to long-term national development through strategic investments across key industries.

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Our purpose

01 Vision
A global economy
To contribute to Cambodia's transformation into a global economy through value-creation for stakeholders, innovative infrastructure, and strategic partnerships.
02 Mission
Building opportunity
To contribute to Cambodia's development within ASEAN by building opportunities for Cambodians, particularly younger generations, through strategic long-term investments.
03 Values
Trust and innovation
We are driven by innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit, with integrity, trust, and respect as our core values, the foundation every project is built upon.

Our story

2000
Where it all started
Launch of OCIC
Following the successful development of Canadia Bank, Chairman Dr. Pung Kheav Se established OCIC to support Cambodia’s growing need for real estate and infrastructure.
2003
Cambodia's first landmarks
Sorya Center Point
The first shopping mall in Cambodia, bringing thousands of memories to generations of Cambodian families.
Cambodian Cultural Village
First cultural village in Cambodia, Siem Reap — visited by royalty, heads of state, and international celebrities.
2006
OCIC's First Neighbourhood Development
Koh Pich
OCIC’s first major urban development spans 100 hectares along the Bassac River. Today, Koh Pich is a connected district with high-rise buildings, residences and commercial activity, and is home to more than 15,000 people.
2009
Defining the Phnom Penh skyline
Canadia Tower
Phnom Penh’s first skyscraper and, at 118 metres, the country’s tallest building at the time. Its development marked Cambodia’s transition towards a more modern and connected economy.
Koh Pich Expo
A dedicated facility hosting international events, industry showcases, weddings and large community gatherings.
2011
Expanding Phnom Penh's reach
Chroy Changvar Bay
A large-scale urban development supporting Phnom Penh's expansion through integrated planning, enhanced accessibility, and a balanced mix of living, business, and public spaces.
2012
City living, education & hospitality
Olympia City
Mixed-use urban development integrating offices, retail, healthcare, and education for daily city life.
Canadian International School
One of the biggest international schools in Phnom Penh offering world-class curricula.
2017
Real Estate
Tourism City
The biggest residential project in Siem Reap province across 66 hectares.
2018
Education
CamTech University
Enabling young talent to access high-level tertiary education in scientific fields.
2020
Healthcare
Intercare Hospital
Quality healthcare within the Olympia Medical Hub, in partnership with local and international providers.
2023
Bridging Phnom Penh together
Russey Keo Bridge
Connecting Chroy Changvar Bay to the greater Phnom Penh area, developing accessibility for communities on both banks.
Koh Norea Bridge
Connecting Chamkarmon and Chbar Ampov, making city access more convenient for thousands of daily commuters.
2025
Cambodia's new gateway to the world
Techo International Airport — Open
Cambodia's new international gateway now fully operational, designed for long-term aviation growth through modern efficiency and expanded capacity.
Morodok Techo Interchange
A major urban interchange improving traffic flow and mobility across Phnom Penh's key districts.