Our Commitment
to Excellence
Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Singapore, Cemtes initially began as a multi-brand distributor of consumer electronics in Cambodia.
It has since expanded its presence in Asia, including Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia, and grew its business to include into project deployment and system integration.
In 2018, Cemtes ventured into the HORECA segment, offering supply chain management, consulting, and equipment services.
Today, Cemtes leads in delivering an Integrated Ecosystem for enhanced retail and enterprise solutions in electronics distribution and implementation.
A Team Committed to Solutions
From our dedicated managers to our dynamic field teams, every member of Cemtes is groomed to find innovative solutions that align with the needs of our clients and end-users. We encourage a “ground-level view” of the market, allowing us to identify opportunities even in adversity. Our team’s collective expertise and diverse perspectives empower us to navigate challenges and seize opportunities effectively.
Leadership
Mr Don Toh
Founder & Chairman
“Our role in leadership is to ensure our team members are motivated by, and are committed to, the creed of the organisation.”
Mr Andy Lee
Chief Executive Officer
“The penetration of new markets and new verticals require a team that remains steadfast during periods of strategic and operational challenges.”
Mr Kevin Chua
Chief Project Officer
“Brands need to be enabled to expand across markets efficiently, and with minimal risk in today`s dynamic business landscape.”
Giving Back.
Corporate Social Responsibility
Cambodia has served as the forefront for Cemtes’ growth foundation. We have extended our support to both the well-being of the Khmer people and the organizations dedicated to their welfare in various capacities.
Serving as an intermediary, we introduced the altruistic mission of the Samdach Techo Voluntary Youth Doctor Association (TYDA) to Canon Singapore. The $250,000 donation over two years supports TYDA’s health projects for Cambodia’s underprivileged.