A top bourse official said today that the second-poorest country in Southeast Asia , Cambodia , schedules to fulfill the reporting requirements for its first changing by April of the arrangement to open the stock on December.

Mr. Ming Bankosal, director-general of the Securities and Changing Committee of Cambodia, said by telephone from Phnom Penh that everything depended on the plan and schedule so far and we would finish the issuing requirements for the first time and then we would receive candidates from other companies.

Kao Thach, head of the Ministry of Economy and financial market sharing, said last year that the government has pointed toward 20 companies to sell shares during the operation of the bourse last year. They include Sokimex Company, the most petroleum company, and Acleda Bank Plc, its biggest bank.

‘‘The beginning day is not really the key problem,’’ said Douglas Clayton, the executive director officer of Leopard Capital, one of several private equity companies which managed to invest in firms and sold shares in the local area. ‘‘I won’t be angry if it’s prolonged for last year because they can get more and enough time to accept the regulations in order.

Clayton said that Leopard Capital has paid for about $100 million that it was pointing for budget that closes late of March. Chances are available for people who have enough money to invest and can get profit from failing prices.

‘‘Now the US is in the process of recovery and this can cause to the world,’’ Ming said. ‘‘We expect that at the end of 2009, all everything will be alright.’’