Which countries export batteries from Cambodia?

The main destination of Batteries exports from Cambodia are: Switzerland ($2.94k), Eswatini ($668), Finland ($298), Burma ($54), and Luxembourg ($42). The fastest growing export markets for Batteries of Cambodia between 2020 and 2021 were Switzerland ($2.89k), Finland ($226), and Burma ($54).

Where can I buy electrical equipment in Cambodia?

Local distributors are numerous and vary from small shops to large, long-established companies. They supply a large variety of products, from white goods and lighting to electrical equipment and electronic accessories. Mega Electrical, GGear Group, and Triangle are some of the largest Cambodian distributors.

How many people work in Electrical & Electronics Manufacturing in Cambodia?

In 2021, Cambodia has approximately 54,000 people working in electrical and electronics manufacturing, which account for about 1.43% of the country’s total employment. For comparison, the industry employed 600,000 people in Thailand (1.57% of the workforce) and more than a million in Vietnam (1.78% of the workforce).

Does Cambodia have a sustainable electronics industry?

In Cambodia, no initiatives or NGOs focus exclusively on sustainable electronics. However, multiple issues in other industries (such as the garment sector) are also present in the EEE sector. As Cambodian electronics manufacturing increases its GDP share, adaptation of initiatives to this specific industry seems ineluctable.

How much electricity does Cambodia import from the EU?

Although EU exports of electrical and electronic equipment (HS code 85) to Cambodia increased from $18 million in 2021 to $20.6 million in 2022, they still only accounted for a small percentage of Cambodia's total imports from the EU (2.5% and only the 11th most imported commodity), down from $23.3 million in 2020.

Which country exports the most to Cambodia?

Notably, as we will see more in detail in the trade chapter, the USA has emerged by far as the single largest export market for Cambodia over the last three years, aided by the contingency of several international enabling factors.