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Inside the Hun family's

business empire
A scathing new report by Global Witness details the vast holdings
of the Hun Sen clan.
By Shaun Turton and Phak Seangly
Thursday, July 7, 2016

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sens family has amassed a vast fortune, with stakes in at least 114
domestic companies spanning most of the Kingdoms key sectors, including major energy, telecoms, mining
and trading rms, according to an investigation by Global Witness, which accuses the Hun family of outing
the countrys laws to build a business empire.

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Released today, the report, Hostile Takeover: The Corporate Empire of Cambodias Ruling Family, details
the vast holdings of the Hun family across 18 sectors, nding that 27 relatives of the premier are linked to
companies whose ocial share capital value is more than $200 million.

The data, collected from the Ministry of Commerces own business registry, does not provide information
on revenues or prots, meaning the gures represent just a fraction of the companies worth.

Further, the report and sources spoken to by the Post stress the paper trail is just the tip of the
iceberg, stating the family is believed to use proxies to hide the true size of its business empire and its
members personal fortunes.

Hun Sen has abused his position as Prime Minister to allow his relatives control of, or major stakes in,
most of Cambodias major industries, the report states.

However, this is not just about the accumulation of personal wealth or specic links between Hun family
members and particular companies the Hun families domination of Cambodias public and private
sectors has resulted in Hun Sen having near-total control over the country.

Contacted this week, government spokesman Phay Siphan declined to comment on the ndings, dismissing
Global Witness as trying to incite a rebellion against the premier and noting he was a spokesman, not the
prime ministers lawyer.

Spokesman for the Commerce Ministry Soeng Sophary acknowledged there was always a need to improve
regulation of the private sector, but attributed the premiers relatives success to their good reputation,
which attracted investors.

It is not perfect but Cambodia is now a free market, those who have the money can invest in the sector
they want to, no matter who they are, he said.

Wheel of fortune: Explore the Hostile Takeover data

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Browse the data on Cambodia Corporates

The empire
In 2011, the prime minister declared his assets to the new Anti-Corruption Unit, a body established to
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comment on the report this week.

"Today, I have fullled my obligation under the anti-corruption law," the premier said at the time.

He declared his sole source of income as his salary as the countrys leader: $1,150 per month, or $13,800 a
year.

Citing this gure, Global Witness accuses Hun Sen of breaching the anti-corruption laws illicit enrichment
clause, pointing out the discrepancy between the premiers professed income and his lavish lifestyle, luxury
houses and personal boasts that he funds projects and charitable deeds out of his own pocket.

According to Hostile Takeover, on paper, the family holds stakes in at least 17 trading companies, 10
nance rms, 10 hospitality and entertainment businesses, eight interests in both tourism and retail, and
seven in construction and real estate.

Their holdings also span energy, mining and agriculture and forestry, with six companies in each respective
sector; media, where the family predominately the premiers daughter Hun Mana, who directs Bayon
Radio and TV is linked to ve companies; and transport, an area with ve Hun-linked businesses.

There are also interests listed in three telecom rms, including Manas 6 per cent stake valued at $44
million in Viettel Cambodia, part of the Vietnamese-military controlled Viettel Group, which owns

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Metfone.

Among examples of special

treatment given to companies
cited in the report, is Hun Sens
endorsement of the mobile
service provider, which he advised
all soldiers to use. A press
relations number for the company
was not answered this week.

Global Witness also note that the

Ministry of Tourism has named
Vital Premium Water made by
NVC Corporation, which is chaired
by Mana as the ocial water for
all state ceremonies, according
Vitals website.

The familys portfolio also includes three manufacturing companies, three legal rms, two gambling
operators, two security outts, interests in two special economic zones and a pharmaceutical venture.

Among the 114 companies 11 of which do not have their purpose stated 103 list a member of the Hun
family as a chairperson or director or as having a shareholding of more than 25 per cent.

Its not even the 1 per centers, its the

0.01 per centers ... a handful of people who
have their hands in everything

Global Witness also highlights several links between

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Multinational giants Apple, Canon, LG Electronics, Lenovo-IBM Nokia, Electrolux and Pioneer distribute via
companies linked to the family.

Products including Nescafe Gold, Kleenex tissues and Durex condoms are imported via a company linked
to the premiers sister, who also chairs a rm with the exclusive license to sell Johnnie Walker whiskey,
Hennessy cognac and Corona beer.

It shows that in Cambodia, as with elsewhere, its not even the 1 per centers, its the 0.01 per centers. We
are talking about a handful of people who have their hands in everything, Ear Sophal, an associate
professor of diplomacy and world aairs at Occidental College in Los Angeles, said of Global Witnesses
ndings.

Can you imagine how the benets of globalisation could be shared more widely, and more
transformatively, under dierent circumstances? Its all about ksae (string) and knong (backing) in
Cambodia. Who you are born to, unfortunately, determines how far you can go, and that is a pity.

Meet the Huns (and friends)

Under the leadership of Hun Sen, Cambodias elites have consolidated their control over the country
through a mix of strategic marriages, business interests and positions in public oce.
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Among the 27 Hun family members and associates
featured in Hostile Takeover, at least four have
interests in the private sector while simultaneously
holding positions in the nations security forces.
These include the premiers middle son, Hun Manith,
a military general, as well as his son-in-law Dy Vichea
and nephew Hun Chea, who are ocers with the
National Police, and in-law Yim Leang, a general in the
military.
As for Manith, chief of the armys intelligence
department, Global Witness asserts that his position
as a director and shareholder of power supplier
Cambodia Electricity Private breaches Cambodian
law.
According to Article 25 of the General Statute of
Military Personnel of the Royal Cambodian Armed
Forces, it is forbidden for career military personnel
to be a member of a board of directors or to ensure
the management of a private company.
The Post was this week unable to reach Manith. His
wife, Hok Chendavy daughter of late national police
chief Huk Lundy, a close Hun Sen associate
meanwhile, is listed as a developer of a special
economic zone in Bavet town.
Ministry of Defense spokesman Chhum Socheat
declined to comment on Maniths alleged conict of
interest.
The report does not directly connect Hun Sens eldest
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companies but links them by marriage to major rms.
Manets wife, Pich Chanmony daughter of Ministry
of Labour Secretary of State Pich Sophoan has links
to eight companies, including the chairmanship of
Legend Cinema and G Gear, which has the exclusive
license to sell LG products.
Yim Chhay Lin, the wife of Many and daughter of
Deputy Prime Minister Yim Chhay Ly, has roles at six
rms, including the directorship of a mining
exploration company and the chairmanship and a
20 per cent stake in a pharmaceutical business.
Chhay Lin was also recently transferred a 51 per cent
stake in The Bay a $250 million condominium and
hotel project in Phnom Penh developed with a
Singaporean company, which severed ties with its
previous partner, disgraced businessman Sok Bun,
after he was imprisoned for assaulting a former
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The Hun family's female moguls
By Ananth Baliga
Its no secret that the fortunes of Cambodias elite
families often run through their women, so its
perhaps little surprise that Global Witness newest
report, Hostile Takeover, reveals a vast network of
holdings to be in the hands of the Hun familys
mothers, sisters, wives and daughters.
Prime Minister Hun Sens eldest daughter, Hun Mana,
has alone amassed a portfolio of high-prole
businesses and is the most prominent business
tycoon in the family. Her 22 rms are recorded as
having more than $66 million in listed capital alone,
of which she is the chairwoman or director of 18,
making her far more than a silent investor.
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manufacturing to telecoms, and Cambodias fastest-
growing sector, construction, Mana is often a
companys sole face, though she at times partners
with other prominent businesspeople like Kith Meng
or CPP Senators Lao Meng Khin and Ly Yong Phat.
Its her 100 per cent control over Bayon Media Hight
System which broadcasts Bayon TV, BTV News and
ETV that gives her father direct access to most
households in Cambodia. A 2015 Open Institute
survey found that close to a third of Cambodians get
their daily dose of news and information primarily
from television.
Another highly visible investment is the 6 per cent
she owns in Cambodias leading mobile service
provider Metfone which is part of Vietnams largest
and military-run telecom provider Viettel.
Manas link to big international brands comes from
her chairing of Moon Media, an outdoor advertising
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television presenter. specialist that handles such clients as Visa, Unilever,

But while the spotlight is often focused on the Hun
sons, its the women of the family who have the most
prolic business portfolios, in particular eldest
daughter Hun Mana.
Mana is already well known as a business mogul, with
22 interests identied by Global Witness ranging from
major media outlets, advertising and telecom
companies to VIP aviation services, the Angkor
National Museum in Siem Reap and shares in
business tycoon Kith Mengs Royal Group.
Her younger sister Hun Maly, meanwhile, boasts
stakes in seven companies, including the
chairmanship of high-end Phnom Penh shopping mall
TK Avenue.
Manas and Malys husbands three-star police
general Dy Vichea, the son of late national police chief
Huk Lundy and the head of the National Polices
Central Security Department; and Sok Puthyvuth, son
of deputy prime minister Sok An also control
companies.
Vichea is listed as a director and shareholder of
gambling company Poseidon, which operates slot
machines, according to a business listing by
Bloomberg.
According to media reports in 2008, Filipino tech
company Diversied Financial Network Inc (DFNN)
was poised to buy Poseidon, via a Singaporean
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revenue pegged as $21.2 million between June and
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December 2007, including $1.09 million in prots.
Proctor & Gamble and Honda. Additionally, Hun Maly,
Manas sister, heads the high-end shopping mall TK
Avenue, home to major brands like Mango, Adidas,
Zara and Shiseido cosmetics.
As economic growth has begun to trickle down in
urban Cambodia, the family has created an extensive
portfolio in the fast-growing consumer electronics
and food and beverage segments.
Pich Chanmony, who is Hun Manets wife, chairs
seven companies, according to the Commerce
Ministrys registry, among them, Brands
Management, which has franchises for bubble tea
outlet Chatime, burger joint myBurgerLab and
Thailands Boat Noodle chain. She also gets a slice of
the consumer goods market as the exclusive supplier
and retailer for South Korean multinational LG
Electronics.
But, such ventures are not conned to Hun Sens
immediate family.
Sok Sopheak, wife of Hun Sens nephew Seang Heng,
is linked to iOne, Cambodias leading Apple retailer.
Hun Sens youngest sister, Hun Seng Ny, is a 50 per
cent shareholder in well known rm Attwood
Investment Group, which holds exclusive Cambodian
rights to premium brands - Johnnie Walker, Hennesy
and Corona beer. She also chairs UNT Wholesale,
importing products, such as Durex condoms, Nescafe
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Vichea was unreachable this week, while DFNN had not responded for a request for information as of press
time.

From its core, the empire branches out to relatives both by blood and marriage.

Hun Sens younger sister Hun Seng Ny has 12 listed companies. His cousin Dy Chouch, along with Chouchs
ex-wife Seng Keang who Global Witness previously accused of running the countrys premiere logging
syndicate in a separate report are connected to ve.

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Keang, described as a close associate of rst lady Bun Rany, is listed as the chair and director of garment
rm Grand Harvest International (GHI).

GHI is connected to a Hong Kong rm of the same name that claims to supply major brands including
Tommy Hilger, Polo Ralph Lauren and All Saints.
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Nieces, nephews and in-laws also boast impressive portfolios. The children of Hun Sens brother Hun Neng,
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a current lawmaker and former governor of Kampong Cham province, have links to 28 rms, while his wife
chairs two.

Contacted yesterday, Nengs son Hun To, linked to ve rms, including LHR Asean investment, which runs a
network of petrol stations, swore at a Post reporter and said his companies operated legally.

Dont make this a headache for me, said To, who was previously linked to drug smuggling by Australian
newspaper The Age, an accusation he stridently denied.

Reached on Monday, Neng said he doubted the information about his immediate familys business
interests revealed by Global Witness, conveyed to him by the Post.

He warned that anyone disseminating false reports could be imprisoned.

Above the law?

On its website, the law rm founded by Hun Kimleng, the premiers niece, highlights one major advantage it
can oer clients: lobbying.

HML Law Firm & Consultants is particularly well positioned to ensure good cooperation and results from
lobbying government ministries and oces, according to its website.

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In its report, Global Witness suggests rms linked to

the family have received special treatment in
dealings with the state, while alleging ruling partys
sway over the courts has allowed them operate with
immunity from laws designed to prevent corruption,
ensure transparency and punish legal violations.

HML representatives did not return requests for

comment.

In the murky world of Cambodian business, the

right connections are often essential, well-placed
business sources told the Post this week.

Speaking under condition of anonymity, a long-term

expatriate business consultant said that while some,
like Kimleng, openly leverage links to family, which
were super valuable when it came to dealing with
the government, other relatives often kept their
participation quiet, to protect the family and their
partners reputation.
The hard part is knowing whats theirs, or what
belongs to other people. They own a lot youll never
see in writing anywhere, they said.
Clan a big player in energy
sector
By Kali Kotoski
Amid its vast portfolio of business interests, todays
report by Global Witness shows Prime Minister Hun
Sens family to be a powerful player in Cambodias
energy industry, having obtained substantial private
sector interests ranging from power plants to
renewable energy to petrol stations.

Another source, a long-time legal professional, who

Citing the premiers vow to connect large swaths of
also declined to be named for fear of potential
Cambodian households to the national grid in
repercussions, said family members and other
coming years, Global Witness said it was not
powerful gures connected to the ruling Cambodian
surprising that his family has signicant stakes in
Peoples Party often worked as silent partners,
the countrys energy sector and identies six energy
smoothing out the regulatory process, while the
rms to which the family is linked.
foreign rm brought in the capital and expertise.
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They help get licenses in a timely fashion, they said,
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adding that they provided good backup in the event
Cambodia Electricity Private (CEP) a company that
of trouble and noting it would be a career limiting
as of 2014 provided 95 million kilowatt hours of
move for a tax inspector to audit a Hun-linked
power to the capital. The companys high-prole
company.
directors include Hun Mana, Hun Manith, Hun Maly
and Hun Maniths mother-in-law, Men Pheakdey, The
However, getting into bed with the family or any
quartet have been involved with the company since
powerful gure in Cambodia could quickly turn sour
2005.
if contracts werent honoured, they said.
Hun Mana and Ly Yong Phat declined to discuss the
According to Transparency International, Cambodias
familys involvement when contacted last week.
public institutions, particularly its judiciary, are
However, Lat Lay, vice president of CEP, defended the
viewed as the most corrupt in Southeast Asia. The
familys holdings as inconsequential in a plant that he
World Banks Ease of Doing Business rankings list
said cost $30 million to build.
Cambodia as 127th out of 189 countries, with
enforcing contracts the most concerning eld.
They are part of the company because they had the
money to buy in, he said. The family only owns a
Even if you get a ruling in an international arbitration
small amount of the company, so they are not
court, who is going to implement it? the legal source
involved in any decision making.
asked.
The family is only able to gain prots from the
According to the report, family-linked businesses are
electricity we sell to the EDC [Electricite du

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handling major projects from state contracts, natural
resource exploitation including rubber plantations,
mining and sand dredging, or have secured lucrative
rights, including a casino license and the right to
develop SEZs.
According to the data, family-linked companies hold
mining concessions in ve provinces including a
20,000 hectare plot owned by Worldwide Investment
Group in Oddar Meanchey.
The company is held by Hun Sens niece Hun Kimleng,
the chairwoman of HML law rm.
On its website, Worldwide states that the location has
a huge deposit of coal, while noting the company
also has a license to dredge sand along 4km of the
Mekong.
Several agricultural ventures are also mentioned
including at least three economic land concessions
two of which are embroiled in land disputes as is a
casino license awarded to Vina (HK). Vina is directed
by Kim Heang, wife of CPP Senator Ly Yong Phat, and
counts Hun Mana as a shareholder.
In a response to Global Witness, Heang denied
beneting from a system of patronage led by the
premier.
However, the report goes on to demand that the
companies voluntarily demonstrate that they were
awarded licenses and contracts without bias, citing
Criminal Code and Anti-Corruption provisions that
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Given Hun Sens history of corruption and the lack of
transparency in Cambodias opaque public sector,
this pattern should raise serious alarm bells, state
the authors.
Curtis Chin, a former US ambassador to the Asian
Development Bank, said that while it was important
to dierentiate between illegal activity and simply
leveraging connections, the report was a wake-up
call for the need for more transparency.
For Cambodia to grow amidst the greater
connectivity and competition that the ASEAN
Economic Community might bring, it needs to up its
game in terms of corporate governance and
transparency, Chin said.
The anonymous business consultant, however, said
that because of Cambodias largely deregulated
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Cambodge].
He declined to provide a gure for how much the
family takes in despite the company having an 18-
year power purchase agreement with the EDC.
According to the report, Maniths role in the military
makes his involvement illegal. According to Article 25
of the law governing military ocers conduct, no
member of the armed forces is allowed to be a
member of a board of directors or to ensure the
management of a private company.
But the Hun familys involvement in energy does not
stop there. Global Witness highlighted that Hun Mana
is the chair of Jaya Holding, a subsidiary of a
Singaporean-listed oshore energy services
company. The parent company sold o all of its
subsidiaries in 2014 to an Australian rm for $625
million. Records show that Mana originally bought
into the company for $220,000.
Meanwhile, Hun To, a nephew of the prime minister,
runs a string of gasoline stations under the
directorship of LHR Asean Investment.
The report highlighted that familial favouritism is rife
and that the structures of patronage have extended
into the private sector, with chairmanships,
directorships and majority shareholdings ending up
in the hands of family members or cronies.
Global Witness also points out the familys links to
Cambodian petroleum rm Kampuchea Tela.
According to the Commerce Ministrys records, the
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premiers wife, Bun Rany under her maiden name
was previously listed as a shareholder, though
resigned at an undisclosed date.
According to the report, the company has long been
suggested as a proxy of the family, its true interests
concealed by front men shareholders.
Reached on Monday, a Tela representative said the
Posts request for comment would be forwarded to
the relevant person. No response was received as of
press time.
Sok Puthyvuth, Hun Malys husband, also appears to
have beneted from the familys immense power. As
the chair of Soma Energy, the company secured a $3
million Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with
General Electric for a biomass plant in 2012 to turn
rice husks into energy.
When reached by the Post, he admitted that while
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economy, the Hun familys investments, though large,
did not necessarily harm market competition.
Modernisation, he said, meant the private sector was
moving away from the patronage system towards
smarter business practices, adding many foreign
businesses did not want to risk associating
themselves with politically exposed gures.
the family ties have paved the way for lucrative
business deals, the relationship was at times fraught
with diculties.
In some circumstances, it denitely helps when you
are frustrated with policy and you know things need
to be changed in a way that is good for the country,
he said.

The more interesting question is how the family But other times it hurts because international
accumulated all this wealth he said, noting previous companies dont want to be attributed with a family
estimates of the familys wealth as being in the that does not have the best reputation, he said.
billions.
Additional reporting by Cheng Sokhorng
Were trying our best
Though Global Witness provided right of reply for all family members mentioned in the report, including
the prime minster, only Sok Puthyvuth, the husband of the premiers daughter Hun Maly, responded,
conceding that he saw many issues and that good solutions are seldom implemented correctly.

I can understand your assumption that I have abused my power to get to where I am today, but I can
assure you that I take seriously the challenge of building a responsible and respected private sector group,
wrote Puthyvuth.

Contracts to develop a new building for the Civil Aviation Authority and involvement in the $100 million
Phnom Penh International Airport extension held by one of Puthyvuths companies, agro-industrial
conglomorate Soma Group, were called into question by the report.

Speaking last week with the Post, Puthyvuth, who on July 1 was re-elected as head of the Cambodian Rice
Federation, said his ties with the family could inuence policy change in a way that was good for the
country.

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you trade power for economic gain?

But speaking yesterday, a diplomat, who requested anonymity, said the lack of transparent market
structures and the de facto need for high-level backing to eectively protect investments were among the
reasons why business people from his country were reluctant to do business on a larger scale in Cambodia.

When looking at the Cambodian economy, on the surface there seems to be a liberal economy approach.
However, business policies frequently are capricious, with vested interests in mind, and there is no
institution which ensures fair competition, they said, via email.

It is not easy to operate a business under these kind of conditions. Also, a lack of fair competition
inevitably distorts the market mechanisms, and the price for this has to be paid by the consumers.

Though other countries in the region are also plagued by allegations of nepotism and cronyism, author of
Hun Sens Cambodia Sebastian Strangio said Cambodia had almost no institutions to restrict the
dominance of personal relationships over the economy and politics.

The dierence in Cambodia is the extent of the purity of the patronage streams, Strangio said, via email.
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Theres no clear distinction between business and politics in Cambodia. The phrase conict of interest in
Cambodia is in many senses meaningless: why wouldnt you trade power for economic gain, or vice-versa?

Additional reporting by Cheng Sokhorng

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