There was continued demand from major markets and steady performance across key manufacturing sectors.
The United States was the country’s largest export destination during the quarter, accounting for 43.1 per cent of total exports, followed by the European Union (EU) at 15.7 per cent. Vietnam absorbed 9.9 per cent of exports, while China (6.3 per cent) and Japan (5.1 per cent) completed the top five export markets.
Cambodia’s merchandise trade saw strong growth in Q4 2025, with exports rising by 23.2 per cent YoY to $8 billion and imports climbing by 25.7 per cent YoY to $9.35 billion, the government said.
The US was the largest export destination during the quarter, followed by the EU.
China remained the largest source of imports.
Garments dominated exports, generating $2.77 billion, and up by 15.2 per cent YoY.
Garments continued to dominate Cambodia’s export basket, generating $2.77 billion, and up by 15.2 per cent YoY. Exports of other textiles rose to $665 million, while footwear exports increased by 18.9 per cent YoY to $553 million in the quarter.
The rise in imports in the quarter was driven mostly by higher demand for production inputs, vehicles and construction-related goods, domestic media outlets reported.
China remained Cambodia’s largest source of imports, supplying 53.7 per cent of total imports. Vietnam followed with 10.1 per cent, while Singapore (7.8 per cent), Thailand (6.3 per cent) and Indonesia (3 per cent) were also key import partners.
Garment materials led imports at $1.41 billion, supporting export manufacturing. Petroleum imports stood at $783 million.
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