Compagnie du Cambodge SA operates as a diversified investment holding company within the Bolloré Group galaxy. Originally established in 1922 to manage rubber plantations in Cambodia, the company has evolved into a holding entity with strategic stakes across multiple sectors. Its primary assets include a 47.59% non-controlling stake in IER, a major manufacturer of pedestrian access control systems and passenger flow solutions for airports and train stations. Additionally, it holds a 12.34% interest in the Socfin Group, a Luxembourg-based company that manages nearly 200,000 hectares of palm oil and rubber plantations across Africa and Asia. The company also holds various cross-shareholdings in other Bolloré Group entities, such as Forestière Equatoriale, Financière du Loch, and Financière Moncey, as well as a stake in Banque Hottinguer. Geographically, while the company is headquartered in Puteaux, France, its underlying investments provide exposure to European technology and industrial markets as well as emerging market agriculture. As a holding company, its revenue is primarily derived from dividends and the value appreciation of its investment portfolio. In late 2024, Bolloré SE launched a public buyout offer followed by a mandatory squeeze-out for the remaining shares of Compagnie du Cambodge to simplify the group's complex ownership structure.
