Phnom Penh, 3 November 2026 – Cambodia’s insurance sector generated USD296 million in gross premiums during January–September 2026, up 4.2% from USD284 million a year earlier, according to figures from the Insurance Regulator of Cambodia released on 2 November. The USD12 million increase shows continued expansion, although insurance penetration remains well below the country’s 2030 policy ambition.
For Asian insurers, distributors and investors, the figures describe a growing but still relatively shallow market. They do not establish that individual operators are profitable or that premium growth will continue at the same pace. The more useful assessment combines demand, claims obligations, capital resources and distribution, rather than treating premium receipts alone as a measure of financial strength.
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