The Message from the President

The Message from the President

"  Be all we can be  " It is our first philosophy of our existence. 

Based on that humble spirit, even though we are a local investment company but we aspire and envision to be a largest investment corporation in the world. 

We desire to be recognized as a largest high-net-worth-individual asset management corporation in Asia by the year 2050. 

We always believe in the power of imagination. What we can imagine, we can achieve it. At the same time, we know, we know that words alone without action is just nothing. We always go against all odds and rules and prejudice to build our own playing field and build our own space. And that is our second philosophy in the believing that "a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step". 

In our entire journey, we always reach for the moon and if we fall short, we will land amongst the stars. As a Cambodian people, we are born builders, we truly are. Therefore, we are be all we can be to build our own empire and the future world that we all wish to see tomorrow.

In addition, based on a believing in the shared prosperity, we invest in the industries of the future to build a happy world as we wish to see through new industries creation, innovation and creativity with our investment arm the future fund - fund the the future world. And that is the third philosophy on the believing that "one of the greatest pains to human nature is the pain of a new idea." 

Finally, I personally believe that there is nothing to fear. If we must fear, fear ourselves. And talking about uncertainty, I believe that failure will never overtake us, if our determination to success is strong enough. 

Kim Khorn LONGFounder &Group CEO of Khamsa Group

Next 100 Years Trend

We are the industry creator in establishing an innovation-friendly organization, developing new business models and new products for Asia market and beyond. The company is on the cutting edge of new technologies and infrastructure. Market Trend :

50% of today’s job will be automated in the future (Deloitte Australia, 2020).

The Global Big Data Analytics Market was valued at US$ 37.34 billion in 2018 and expected to reach US$ 105.08 billion by 2027 at a CAGR of 12.3% throughout the forecast period from 2019 to 2027 (GlobeNewsWire, 2020).

Over 2.5 quintillion bytes of data generated every day created by every click, swipe, share, search, and stream globally (GlobeNewsWire, 2020).

According to a survey, the number of firms investing in big data and AI more than US$ 50 million rose from 27% in 2018 to 33.9% in 2019. The global spending on big data analytics is more than US$ 180 billion in 2019 globally (GlobeNewsWire, 2020).

Key Market Highlights: Big data in cognitive computing will reach $18.6B USD globally by 2025; Big data application infrastructure will reach $11.7B USD globally by 2025; Big data in public safety and homeland security will reach $7.5B USD globally by 2025; Real-time data will be a key value proposition for all use cases, segments, and solutions; Market leading companies are rapidly integrated big data technologies with IoT infrastructure.

The global top 1% earners has captured twice as much of that growth as the 50% poorest individuals. The bottom 50% has nevertheless enjoyed important growth rates. The global middle class (which contains all of the poorest 90% income groups in the EU and the United States) has been squeezed (World Inequality Database, 2018).

With data-fueled applications of artificial intelligence projected by McKinsey to generate $13 trillion in new global economic activity by 2030, this could determine the next world order, much like the role that oil production. Data economy is a next version of the new gross domestic product (GDP). In declaring back in 2017 that the world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data (Harvard Business Review, Jan 24, 2019).

Greater investment in `{`artificial`}` biotechnology and healthcare are obvious places to start—but not in their current form (Khanna et al., 2020).

Opportunities in Asia Pacific’s retail sector, where e-commerce sales are expected to reach $3.5 trillion by 2021. Converting data to a graphical interface to build websites or web apps (LinkedIn, 2019).

Mobile engineer: global gesture recognition market is expected to be worth $30.6 billion by 2025. Interpreting human gestures, using a computing device, as an input for applications and devices (LinkedIn, 2019).

Promoting products and/ or services through social media platforms to achieve business goals is 74% importance (LinkedIn, 2019).

Khamsa-O Holding

The Future Fund - Fund The Future World

BioDiversity is BioSecurityThrough that biodiversity, we always want to establish a chain of businesses including climate-smart technologies to achieve the biosecurity. For achieving this, we need to do three main things - (a) raising awareness of the investment in a vibrant natural world that can potentially open the door to sustainable and sustained prosperity; (b) educating a generation of forward-thinking business leaders who understands that nature and economics development are inextricably linked; and (c) changing the measures of growth by bringing the true value of nature into product pricing and ensure demands on nature do not harm the sustainable world of the nature. The world is in danger of losing 10 per cent or more of its total GDP by the end of the century. This is the very alarming revelation based on the recent stress-test   study by Swiss Re   that looks at the consequences of failing to address climate and environment risks. The undeniable solution to that problem is green technologies to seize this opportune moment to recover biodiversity and built a long lasting prosperity. It seems a world comes to a point where protecting environment is not only for the sake of nature but our human existence primarily. And for those corporations and countries that preserve and invest in biodiversity will receive a significant competitive advantage. BioDiversity is BioSecurity. It is emerging as an area of a great interest for firms looking for a new industries establishment. It is now more than ever that we as a human kind, the first kingdom, and animals, the second kingdom, need the third kingdom the most. That is the kingdom of air, water, soil, forest, and fungi. This may sound like a fantasy, a social project or a call for revolution than a business strategy, but with many scientific evidences including a recent   State of Finance for Nature report   found that half of global GDP depends on healthy ecosystems rich with biodiversity. 

It is not a scientific fiction. Insect like bees are the genuine agricultural engineers. Pharmaceutical companies more than ever look into the nature to find answers for deadly disease. More and more millennials flock to natural park and hike mountainous forest. All feeding from market to table is from world's oceans. Clearly, almost all business models are relying on the nature world. The next business frontier lies at the third kingdom for growth through green. Few times in the history, and now the pandemic like Covid19 proves that the human kind is so vulnerable than the most other living kinds. This momentum needs innovative business models and solutions in harmony with the natural world. 

Based on the   2030 Nature Compact   with of the world's largest economies such as G7 work to conserve or protect at least 30 per cent of global land and at least 30 per cent of the global ocean by 2030. The February   Dasgupta Review   on the Economics of Biodiversity outlines the need for fundamental change in how we approach nature. If we look at natural resources as assets, humanity has failed to manage our portfolio well. In that line, our group business portfolio for the next 50 years or so through our investment arm Future Fund - Fund The Future World focus on three socio-economic systems that could deliver $10.1 trillion of annual business opportunities and 395 million jobs by 2030.   That $10.1 trillion dollars could be realized through 15 businesses transitions in the three socio-economic systems. Food, land and ocean use could deliver total business opportunities by system in 2030 up to US$3,565 billions, infrastructure and the built environment accounts to US$3,015 billions, and engery and extractives values at US$3,530 billions. The total annual business opportunities in dollar accounts to US$1,0110 trillions. Khamsa-O HoldingThe Future Fund - Fund The Future World