NovTmor Ma Dom Co., Ltd.
Tmor Ma Dom Co., Ltd. has a relatively narrow public footprint. Its own website presents The Pearl of Kep and gives a Phnom Penh office address, while current third-party listings also identify Tmor Ma Dom as the developer. Publicly accessible materials reviewed for this profile do not provide a clear corporate registration number, ownership structure or financial disclosures, so buyers have limited company-level evidence beyond the project itself.
A company name is not a recommendation. Check the project company, contract and selected unit before reservation.
Overview
Tmor Ma Dom Co., Ltd. has a relatively narrow public footprint. Its own website presents The Pearl of Kep and gives a Phnom Penh office address, while current third-party listings also identify Tmor Ma Dom as the developer. Publicly accessible materials reviewed for this profile do not provide a clear corporate registration number, ownership structure or financial disclosures, so buyers have limited company-level evidence beyond the project itself.
Track record
The public track record reviewed here is concentrated on one development, The Pearl of Kep. The developer's website describes a hotel-and-condominium residence on the Kep hillside, while IPS Cambodia markets it in 2026 as a boutique low-density condominium and penthouse scheme. We did not find a verified list of earlier completed Tmor Ma Dom developments, which limits any assessment based on previous handovers and operating history.
Segments and prices
The verified offer sits in the coastal residential segment, with condominium units and penthouses in Kep. An IPS Cambodia listing updated on June 17, 2026 shows unit sizes of about 51.87 to 633.21 sqm, a starting price of US$137,900 and an indicated rate of US$2,658 per sqm. Those figures describe one live project listing and should not be treated as a company-wide pricing benchmark.
Geography
The development activity we could verify is in Kep on Cambodia's southern coast. Tmor Ma Dom's own website places The Pearl of Kep there while listing its contact office in Phnom Penh's Tuol Kork area on Street 315. We did not find reliable evidence of a broader multi-city development portfolio.
Reliability and public record
The available evidence is too thin for a defensible reliability rating. One practical signal is that ABA Bank lists Tmor Ma Dom among partners whose housing instalments can be paid through its bill-payment service, but that is not evidence of the developer's financial strength. More importantly, current public project records conflict: IPS Cambodia lists 78 units, 9 floors, 70% construction progress and Q4 2027 completion, while RUMAVI lists 77 units, 13 floors and says the structure is complete. Buyers should resolve those differences against approved plans, construction permits and the written handover schedule rather than relying on marketing summaries.
What to verify
Before reserving a unit, obtain the full registered name and company details of the entity acting as seller and developer under the SPA, and confirm that payments go to an authorised account for that entity. For The Pearl of Kep, request the latest approved building plans, construction permit and written completion schedule because public sources disagree on floor count, unit count and progress. A foreign buyer should also verify the specific unit's registrable co-ownership title, floor eligibility and remaining foreign quota rather than relying on a listing badge. The SPA should clearly cover handover timing, delay remedies, refund conditions, management obligations and any escrow or protected-account arrangement if one is being marketed.
Projects in the NovAsia catalogue
This list is assembled from the project registry by the developer identifier; it is not a claim of a complete corporate portfolio.
Photos: project materialsFrequently asked questions
Does Tmor Ma Dom have verified completed projects?
We did not find a reliable public list of earlier completed developments. The company's visible record is largely centred on The Pearl of Kep, which current sources still describe as under construction or in the finishing stage. That makes it premature to treat the project as proof of an established handover record.
Can a foreign buyer own a unit at The Pearl of Kep in their own name?
Cambodian law allows qualified foreigners to own private units in co-owned buildings above the ground floor, subject to the statutory foreign-ownership cap. IPS Cambodia marks the project as available for foreign ownership and lists strata title, but a listing is not a substitute for cadastral verification. The buyer should confirm the title status of the exact unit and the remaining foreign quota before paying.
Why do public sources show different project specifications?
IPS Cambodia and RUMAVI publish different unit counts, floor counts and construction-status figures. The difference could reflect design revisions, counting conventions or stale data, but the public record does not establish which explanation is correct. The latest approved plans and specifications should therefore be matched to the SPA before purchase.
Sources
Sources are named for independent checking. NovAsia does not publish outbound links.
- Tmor Ma Dom · Tmor Ma Dom — official The Pearl of Kep page: project type, location and company contacts · 27.08.2026
- IPS Cambodia · The Pearl of Kep Hillside Residence — current specifications, pricing and construction status · 27.08.2026
- ABA Bank · ABA Bank Bill Payments — Tmor Ma Dom listed among housing-instalment partners · 27.08.2026
- RUMAVI · Tmor Ma Dom — The Pearl of Kep: alternative unit, floor-count and construction-status data · 27.08.2026
- Council for the Development of Cambodia · Law on Providing Foreigners with Ownership Rights in Private Units of Co-Owned Buildings · 27.08.2026