Ming Fai Enterprise (Cambodia) Co., Ltd

Students from SCA visited Ming Fai Enterprise (Cambodia) Co., Ltd, interviewed the company’s top management and walked its manufacturing plants. What follows are the key takeaways from a visit that put classroom theory next to the way a working factory is actually run.

A manufacturing operation, seen from the inside

Ming Fai Enterprise (Cambodia) Co., Ltd is the Cambodian arm of the Ming Fai Group. The visit on 25 May 2026 was built around two things students rarely get together in one afternoon: an interview with the people who make the decisions, and a walk through the plants where those decisions land.

For an SCA audience that pairing is the whole point. Management explains the intent — how people are hired, trained and kept, how the operation is expected to behave. The plant floor shows what the intent actually looks like in layout, in sequence, in the pace of the line.

SCA students with Ming Fai management in the company lobby, beneath the Ming Fai sign.

Three things the interview surfaced

The interview and the plant walk

The visit opened as a case interview in the company’s meeting room, with students putting their questions directly to top management on how the business is run and what it looks for in the people it hires. The group then moved out to the manufacturing plants, where the answers given around the table could be checked against the floor.

The case interview in the Ming Fai meeting room, where students questioned the management team.

Students on the factory grounds during the plant walk that followed the interview.

What students took away from the interview

At a glance