Phnom Penh, Cambodia: In celebration of Pchum Ben, one of Cambodia’s most important traditional festivals, Amret has donated 2.5 tonnes of rice and 320 cases of instant noodles to support frontline soldiers and their families through the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training. This contribution reflects Amret’s support and heartfelt appreciation for the soldiers who are fulfilling their duties to protect Cambodia’s territorial integrity.

This initiative reflects Amret’s spirit of solidarity and commitment to social responsibility, as well as its profound gratitude to Cambodian soldiers who have sacrificed their time, physical strength, and precious moments with their families to fulfill their important duties in safeguarding the nation’s territorial integrity and peace.

Amret also extends its deepest respect, admiration, and appreciation to the families of all frontline soldiers, who continue to provide unwavering support and encouragement to their loved ones as they serve the nation.

Amret believes that contributing to social initiatives and extending support to those who need it are essential parts of building stronger, more united communities.

On this meaningful occasion, Amret extends its sincere respect, encouragement, and deepest gratitude to all frontline soldiers and their families. Amret also wishes them good health, safety, and happiness in their family lives.

Amret Contributing to Cambodia’s Communities and Society.

About AMRET
In 2026, AMRET celebrates its 35th anniversary and remains one of Cambodia’s leading microfinance institutions and among the country’s top financial institutions creating positive social impact. In terms of total assets, AMRET ranks among the top ten banks and financial institutions in Cambodia.
AMRET currently serves nearly 900,000 customers through a network of 150 branches across all 24 provinces and the capital city, supported by more than 4,700 employees nationwide. As of April 2026, AMRET’s total assets stood at nearly USD 2 billion, with customer deposits exceeding USD 1.5 billion and a gross loan portfolio of more than USD 1.6 billion.