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Esteban Rivera, 6 April 2014
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Esteban Rivera, 6 April 2014This airport will be closed in September of 2025; it will be replaced by the Techo International Airport.
Zachary Harden, 12 August 2025
In this picture on
Flicker 
one can see five flags (left to right): 1. Vinci, 2. SCA (Société Concessionnaire d'Aéroport), 3.
Cambodian flag, 4. UFE 
#1, and 5. UFE #2.
     Vinci "is a French concessions and construction 
company founded in 1899 as Société Générale d'Enterprises"". 
Sources:
Wikipedia 
and Vinci. Its flag is the
company logo on a 
white horizontal flag.
     Regarding the SCA, "on July 6, 1995, the Royal 
Government of Cambodia signed a concession agreement with the French-Malaysian 
joint venture company Société Concessionnaire d'Aéroport (SCA), also 
refered to as Cambodia 
Airports, to operate Phnom Penh (PNH - Pochentong International Airport).
     SCA is 70 percent owned by French Groupe GTM and 30 percent by Muhibbah 
Masterron of Malaysia. Source: The
Pochentong International Airport (on Wikipedia}. Its flag is
its logo on a white horizontal flag.
     Can anybody help identify the 
other two UFE's in this picture?
Esteban Rivera, 6 April 2014
Groupe GTM is owned by Vinci, I think. The "M" in the last flag sure looks 
like that of Muhibbah Masteron (one "r").
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 
13 April 2014
Correct, Vinci Construction acquired Groupe GTM in 2001. I believe 
Muhibbah Masteron is a Malaysian and/or Cambodian Holding Company. The SCA (Société 
Concessionnaire de l'Aéroport) administers and runs the airport, but is pretty 
well is controlled by Vinci and Masteron. According to the
Phnom Penh 
International Aiport Blog "SCA is 70% controlled by Vinci Group (Vinci) from 
France and 30% by a local holding company, Muhibbah Masteron (Cambodia) Company 
Limited (MMC). [The] Muhibbah Masteron (Cambodia) Company Limited (MMC) is 70% 
owned by Muhibbah Engineering Berhad (MEB) and 30% owned by two local Cambodian 
businessmen, Mr Okhna Kong Triv and Mr Okhna Hann Khieng. Contacts for Muhibbah 
Masteron (Cambodia) Company Limited are very unclear, it could be a shell 
company."
Anyway I believe all these flags are corporate flags of the various 
companies controlling and operating the airport. Unfortunately, I can't make out 
all the flags clearly enough to be sure, but from left to right I'd agree that 
it would go Vinci, SCI, Cambodia, unknown, and MMC.
Pete Loeser, 13 
April 2014
Muhibbah's current (official) name is Muhibbah 
Engineering (M) Bhd, and it is a Malaysian company.
Esteban Rivera, 
29 December 2015