Koun Mom Agricultural Complex - A place surrounded by the legendary Serepok river

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Koun Mom Agricultural Complex - A place surrounded by the legendary Serepok river

Posted on: 28/03/2022 | 16:07:00

Koun Mom Agricultural Complex has an area of nearly 25,000 hectares in 02 districts of Lumphat and Koun Mom, in Ratanakiri province (Cambodia). This is an agricultural project with the largest land area in THACO AGRI's land fund of more than 84,000 hectares. The complex includes 03 companies Daunpenh Agrico, Hoang Anh LumPhat and Hoang Anh Andong Meas.

Surrounded by the Serepok River(*), Koun Mom Agricultural Complex has an extremely favorable terrain for the development of bananas and other fruit trees such as mango, pineapple, jackfruit, pomelo, longan, coconut, durian. In which, banana is the main fruit occupying more than 8,500 ha, and mango with more than 5,600 ha cultivated area. Besides, the company is still maintaining more than 5,000 hectares of rubber trees. In the future, THACO AGRI will invest and develop the cow breeding segment in Koun Mom.

Koun Mom Agricultural Complex is located between Highway 76 and Highway 78, which are the two main traffic axes of Ratanakiri Province. The distance from the gate of Daunpenh Agrico Company (QL76) to the gate of Hoang Anh Andong Meas Company (QL78) is nearly 50km; The distance from the warehouse (belonging to Daunpenh Agrico Company) to Le Thanh International Border Gate (Gia Lai) is nearly 90km. This is very convenient for transporting goods from the Complex to Vietnam as well as for exporting through Chu Lai port and Quy Nhon Newport.

Currently, Koun Mom Agricultural Complex has more than 11,000 employees including 9,450 Cambodian and 1,700 Vietnamese employees.

As planned, in 2021 Koun Mom Agricultural Complex is expected to harvest 211,885 tons of bananas, 6,695 tons of pineapples, and 4,360 tons of mangoes. In the first 5 months of this year, 69,461 tons of bananas, 1,570 tons of pineapples and 1,685 tons of mangoes were harvested.

(*) The Serepok River, known in Khmer as Tonlé Srepok, is an important tributary of the Mekong River. The river originates from ~~the land of~~ Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces of Vietnam and flows through Ratanakiri and Stung Treng provinces of Cambodia. The river has a length of 315km (the part flowing in the territory of Vietnam is 125km). The Serepok River does not flow directly into the sea like other rivers, but it flows to the land of Cambodia, then down to the Southwest region, then blends into the great sea (People often call this river a reverse river).