Amret and Cambodia Kantha Bopha Foundation (CKF) today signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) outlining how the two organizations will work together to raise voluntary fund from the public for Kantha Bopha Children Hospital.  

The official signing ceremony is presided over by His Excellency Dr. Chorn Narith, Executive Director of CKF and the Under Secretary of State of the Ministry of Finance and Economy and Mr. Dos Dinn, Chief Executive Officer of Amret with representatives from the two organizations.

Founded by Dr. Beat Richner, Kantha Bopha children hospitals have significantly helped improved health care of Million of Cambodian children especially children from the poor and disadvantages families. Amret highly appreciates the role of 30 years journey of the hospital to support children in needed.

Amret has the privilege to be able to officially join effort with the Cambodia Kantha Bopha Foundation to contribute to the journey of supporting Cambodian children. So far, Amret has collected voluntarily fun from our staff to donate to the hospitals.

With the new MOU, Amret will be able to extend to our customers and general public for fund collection through Amret Mobile App. Amret has recently launched Kantha Bopha Donation Campaign through Amret Mobile App. All donations that are made through Amret Mobile App program from 4,00 Riels up , Amret will donate additional 500 Riel until we reach  to 80,000 customers. This is just a small shared of support Amret is committed to support Cambodian children in need.

About Amret

Today, Amret is proud to be one of the top 10 financial institutions in Cambodia with impact. Amret serves more than 600,000 clients ranging from low- income farmers to SMEs for both lending and deposit products. Amret has 150 branches in 25 cities and provinces nationwide employing more than 4,700 personnel. Amret has assets to almost USD 2 billion and deposits exceeding nearly to USD 1 billion. Amret is a subsidiary of the Advans Group, a leading international microfinance group providing financial services to low-income segments and SMEs that are underserved or unbanked. FMO and IFC are two other shareholders.