DGCP™ Layer 0 — Cambodia 2026 (China Dependency, ASEAN Balance, China+1)

Date (Local): 2026-02-27

Timezone: Asia/Bangkok

Mode: Mapping / Observation

Standard: No narrative • No guidance • No interpretation


1) Mapping — China Dependency Ratio (Cambodia, 2026)

  • Trade concentration: High
  • Imports reliance: Elevated
  • Exports diversification: Limited
  • FDI reliance: Elevated
  • Real estate sensitivity: Visible
  • Shock transmission: Fast
  • Internal buffer: Small

Mapping only.

2) Mapping — Cambodia vs Laos (China Dependency Channels)

  • Laos: Debt gravity high (sovereign exposure channel)
  • Cambodia: Trade concentration high (imports/supply chain channel)
  • Cambodia: FDI exposure elevated (capital channel)
  • Shock channel: Different
  • Transmission speed: Fast

Mapping only.

3) Mapping — China Property Stress Scenario (Regional Transmission)

  • Property drag: Ongoing
  • Re-shock path: Capital freeze → Trade compress → Risk premium rise
  • Cambodia: FDI/import sensitivity high
  • Laos: Debt gravity amplifies stress
  • Internal buffer: Limited

Mapping only.

4) Mapping — ASEAN Repositioning (Cambodia Balance, 2026)

  • China link: Structural
  • Western market: Essential (export channel)
  • ASEAN corridor: Strategic (regional integration channel)
  • Diversification: Gradual
  • Alignment: Selective

Mapping only.

5) Mapping — China+1 Strategy (Cambodia Reality Check, 2026)

  • Diversification: Partial
  • Labor advantage: Present
  • High-tech shift: Limited
  • Regional competition: Strong
  • China+1 ≠ China exit
  • Reallocation only

Mapping only.

6) Mapping — Cambodia Survival Model (2026–2030)

Axes: China growth (Stable/Weak) × Global trade environment (Open/Fragmented)

Scenario 1: China Stable + Trade Open

  • FDI continuity: Possible
  • Export support: Present
  • Real estate: Gradual repair
  • Growth band: 6–7% (mapping estimate)
  • Risk band: Low

Scenario 2: China Stable + Trade Fragmented

  • FDI continuity: Possible
  • Trade friction: Higher
  • Compliance sensitivity: Higher
  • Growth band: 4–5% (mapping estimate)
  • Risk band: Medium

Scenario 3: China Weak + Trade Open

  • FDI pressure: Higher
  • Export support: Present
  • Real estate: Soft
  • Growth band: 3–4% (mapping estimate)
  • Risk band: Medium–High

Scenario 4: China Weak + Trade Fragmented

  • FDI pressure: High
  • Export pressure: High
  • Risk premium: Higher
  • Growth band: <3% (mapping estimate)
  • Risk band: High

Mapping only.

7) Observation Map — Early Warning Indicators (Cambodia Watchlist)

China Signal

  • Property sales (YoY)
  • Construction starts
  • Local government debt stress
  • Credit growth

Trade Signal

  • Garment export (YoY)
  • US/EU import demand proxy
  • Container throughput
  • Order book (3–6 months)

FDI Flow

  • FDI approvals (quarterly)
  • Share of China vs non-China
  • SEZ registrations

Financial Stability

  • Dollarization ratio
  • Bank NPL
  • FX reserve coverage

Energy & Cost

  • Electricity tariff
  • Fuel import bill
  • Infrastructure delays

Observation map only.


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