Three major supermarkets from Thailand will appear in Poipet

Poipet: Attached to a growing demographic as the region's economy grows rapidly in the near future, the presence of three famous supermarkets originating in Thailand will shown in the Poipet city.

At present, two other international supermarket projects originating in Thailand are studying Plans to invest in Poipet, in addition to the Big C mall, are set to open in late November. By 2019.

Chairman of Four Stars plus Four, Suong Sokheang, who worked closely with Thai investors on the project Big C mall developers have been told by phone that they are looking for more investment from supermarkets from Thailand has certainly heard above but not least is going to be located somewhere.

"Recently, there was an expert in Thailand's popular shopping mall, Star Plaza There have been studies about the possibility of investing twice, but it is not yet clear whether to invest Whenever possible, just know that the size and location is greater than that of Bi g C approximately three times”.

"As far as I know, Thailand's biggest shopping mall, Star Plaza, also has a mall project Macro also used to study in front of Big C mall.

Soung Sokheang confirmed that it is not unusual to have a supermarket in Poipet because currently the growth in the number of people coming to live and do business, especially Chinese investors. CBRE Cambodia Research Specialist Kim Kinkesa is delighted with the news of all these shopping projects.

“It is good for Poipet that the presence of these supermarkets will help to make a second city,” she said. Be more modern and attract more investment.” "Poipet now brings a lot of people, especially international business men, to the region's economic growth," she said. It's also good, so these malls are what they need.”

“Although Poipet has three supermarkets in the cluster, it's not a problem,” she said. it's important that different types of supply avoid the competition for customers, and I believe that the business men also think of the competition problems as well.” This news from (propertyarea.asia)