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List of Contributors Date and donated amount to Company Registration Donated the Fund Management Sub- Sr.No Date MD/Director Company Company Address Number Amount (Kyat) Committee for COVID-19 Vaccination fund UMFCCI Tower, No.29, Room No. (803), Min Ye Kyaw 30,000,000 1 08-Jan-21Myanmar Pulses, Beans and Sesame Seeds Merchants Association 108500220 (29-6-1992) 30,000,000 Swar Street, Lanmadaw Township, Yangon. (21-Jan-2021) GANTGAW STREET, NO. B-81/81 30,000,000 2 08-Jan-21Yangon Region Chambers of Commerce and Industry (YRCCI) 115258664 (24-6-1992) 30,000,000 BAYINTNAUNG, TOWNSHIP, YANGON. (21-Jan-2021) Shwe Zabu River View Complex, 23G-1, No.3B, Tower 100,000,000 3 08-Jan-21 U Tun Lwin Shwe Me Co., Ltd. 175468285 (26-4-1995) A&C, Ground Floor, Strand Road, Ahlone Towsnhip, 100,000,000 (21-Jan-2021) Yangon. BAHO ROAD, BSH 1, HEMATITE SHOP HOUSE 100,000,000 4 08-Jan-21 U Soe Paing Paing Family International Co., Ltd. 192480043 (5-8-2004) HOML LAN STATION QUARTER, SANCHAUNG 100,000,000 (8-Jan-2021) TOWNSHIP, YANGON. AYE THARYAR STREET, 7(D), MAN AUNG 10,000,000 5 08-Jan-21 U Tin Htun Ngwe Taik Soe Co., Ltd. 156648841 (18-5-2000) 10,000,000 QUARTER/TAMWE TOWNSHIP, YANGON. (21-Jan-2021) NO. 310, ROOM NO. 202 (2 ND FL), ANAWRAHTA 50,000,000 (7-Jan-2021) 6 08-Jan-21 U Maung Maung Tin All States International Co., Ltd. 191248406 (8-11-1990) 100,000,000 ROAD, LANMADAW TOWNSHIP, YANGON. 50,000,000 (21-Jan-2021) Maou Oak Shaung International Co., NO.182/194, ROOM3-D,BOTATAUNG PAGODA ROAD 10,000,000 7 10-Jan-21 U Sai Ba Nyan 143568113 (6-9-2001) 10,000,000 Ltd. 2ND FLOOR, PAZUNDAUNG TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) 4TH STREET, 57-59 50,000,000 8 10-Jan-21 U Ohn Saing New Golden Gate (1991) Co., Ltd. 161727954 (5-12-1991) 50,000,000 LANMADAW TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) NO.(18) INDUSTRIAL LANE ( 3) , NGWE PIN LAE 30,000,000 (11-Jan-2021) 9 10-Jan-21 Dr. Kyaw Win Bright Light Group Co., Ltd. 115635182 (24-9-2015) 35,000,000 INDUSTRIAL ZONE ,HLAING THAR YAR, YANGON 5,000,000 (21-Jan-2021)) NO.74 , SECOND FLOOR , WADAN STREET 20,000,000 10 10-Jan-21 Dr. Min Zaw Pyei Phyo Aung Co., Ltd. 191533739 (5-3-1991) 20,000,000 LANMADAW TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) NO.(D2A), INDUSTRY (1), BETWEEN (62) AND PARK 100,000,000 11 11-Jan-21 U Than Aung + Daw Li Li Asia Hline Kyaw Family Co., Ltd. 105523211 (22-7-1998) STREET, (C)QUARTER, PYIGYITAGON TOWNSHIP, 100,000,000 (21-Jan-2021) MANDALAY NO. 353, UPPER PAZUNDAUNG ROAD 15,000,000 12 12-Jan-21Kyay O Kyee Trading Co., Ltd. 192441161 (3-5-2012) SET SAN WARD, MINGALAR TAUNG NYUNT 15,000,000 (21-Jan-2021) TOWNSHIP, YANGON LOWER KYEEMYINDINE ROAD, NO.119, GROUND 10,000,000 13 12-Jan-21 U Aung Tun Great Luck Co., Ltd. 130084370 (24-7-1990) 10,000,000 FLOOR, AHLONE TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) No.17 Neikban Street, Thardu East Quarter, 20,000,000 14 12-Jan-21 U Htun Oo Lucky Group Co., Ltd. 116240556 (24-3-2010) 20,000,000 Kyimyindaing Township, Yangon (21-Jan-2021) BAHOSI HOUSING COMPLEX, NO.83/84,FIRST FLOOR 10,000,000 15 12-Jan-21 U Myint Zaw Lim Family Co., Ltd. 116410133 (15-10-1993) 10,000,000 LANMADAW TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) Aung Zay Ya Phyo Export & Import MINGALAR ROAD, NO.80,4.A, SANNORTH QUARTER/ 1,000,000 16 12-Jan-21 U Aung Moe 102374711 (29-8-2018) 1,000,000 Co., Ltd. SANCHAUNG TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) AHTHAWKA STREET, NO.(NYA/34) 20,000,000 17 15-Jan-21 U Thein Win Sein Htan Pin Co., Ltd. 168536879 (2-11-2004) BAYINT NAUNG WARE HOUSE,MAYANGONE 20,000,000 (21-Jan-2021) TOWNSHIP, YANGON NO12,13TH STREET 20,000,000 18 15-Jan-21 Dr. Mayt Soe Noble Sky Co., Ltd. 157468057 (13-3-2003) 20,000,000 LANMADAW TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) NO.139 ,ANAWRAHTA ROAD, 1ST FLOOR 10,000,000 19 15-Jan-21 U Kyi Lwin Tun Myat Thu International Co., Ltd. 185352145 (27-12-2007) 10,000,000 (7) WARD / LANMADAW TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) MAHATHUKHA STREET,NO.13, GROUND FLOOR, 20,000,000 20 15-Jan-21 U Min Ko Oo Ngwe Moe Family Co., Ltd. 156010200 (17-8-2006) 20,000,000 WARD NO.7, PAZUNDAUNG TOWNSHIP,, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) YUZANA STREET, NYA 43, 10,000,000 21 15-Jan-21 U Ye Myint Asia Myint Group Co., Ltd. 146752284 (7-4-2009) 10,000,000 BAYINTNAUNG/ MAYANGONE, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) Kan Lynn International Trading Co., 9TH STREET, NO.12, NO.4 QUARTER,LANMADAW 20,000,000 22 15-Jan-21 U Zaw Min Htike 137550199 (10-7-2006) 20,000,000 Ltd. TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) No 38 (4/B), Thida Street, Thida Quarter, Kyee Min 10,000,000 23 15-Jan-21 U Kyaw Thu Lwin Daw Lay Khin Family - 1,000,000 Daing Towsnhip, Yangon. (21-Jan-2021) U TAYOKE GYI STREET, NO.136-A, INDUSTRIAL 10,000,000 24 16-Jan-21 U Saw Tun Naing Thitsar Tun Trading Co., Ltd. 112864393 (10-9-2001) 10,000,000 ZONE(4),HLAING THARYAR TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) NO.(KA-13), YUZANA STREET, BAYINTNAUNG PWE 10,000,000 25 16-Jan-21 U Sai Zaw Moe Thant Shwe Thit Oo Co., Ltd. 168096135 (23-2-2009) 10,000,000 YONE TAN, MAYANGONE T/S, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) NO.124, WETMASUTT WUN HTAUT STREET, 20,000,000 26 16-Jan-21 Dr. Myo Lwin Arkar Oo Co., Ltd. 135303992 (6-11-1997) INDUSTRIAL ZONE (4), HLAING THARYAR TOWNSHIP, 20,000,000 (21-Jan-2021) YANGON THEIN PHYU ROAD, NO.138/142, ROOM NO. 8 B-C, 50,000,000 27 17-Jan-21 U Soe Kyin Aung Kyun Thar Co., Ltd. 101314995 (11-3-1992) 50,000,000 WHITE CLOUD CONDOMINIUM, BOTAHTAUNG (21-Jan-2021) NO.H/47, AHTHAWKA STREET,BA YINT NAUNG , 5,000,000 28 17-Jan-21 U Min Thant Min Khant Co., Ltd. 146018157 (2-2-2005) 5,000,000 MAYANGONE TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) Date and donated amount to Company Registration Donated the Fund Management Sub- Sr.No Date MD/Director Company Company Address Number Amount (Kyat) Committee for COVID-19 Vaccination fund 11 STREET, NO-11 2,500,000 29 17-Jan-21 U Kyaw Aung Kyaw Eleven Trading Co., Ltd. 140394025 (24-6-2005) 2,500,000 LANMADAW TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) LATHA STREET, NO(24), 2 ND FLOOR 10,000,000 30 17-Jan-21 U Aung Naing Myanmar Pu Min Co., Ltd. 103250072 (14-1-2004) 10,000,000 (5)QUARTER,YANGON,LATHA TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) NO.28, CORNER OF THAN CHAT WUN U MYU STREET & MIN THEIKDI KYAW SWAR STREET 2,500,000 31 18-Jan-21 U Sai Htwe Family Sai Sai Co., Ltd. 110649460 (17-2-2011) 2,500,000 SHWE LIN PAN INDUSTRIAL ZONE, HLAING THAR YAR (21-Jan-2021) TOWNSHIP, YANGON AUNG THAPYAY STREET, NO-GA/62 2,500,000 32 18-Jan-21 Dr. Myint Oo Thein Yazar Co., Ltd. 133347712 (13-10-2003) BA YINT NAUNG PWE YONE TAN, MAYANGONE 2,500,000 (21-Jan-2021) TOWNSHIP, YANGON NO.16, 1ST FLOOR, SINT OH DAN STREET, 10,000,000 33 18-Jan-21 U Kyaw Hla & U Tin Ngwe Shwe Sin Oo Trading Limited. 103376874 (30-3-2005) 10,000,000 LATHA TOWNSHIP. , YANGON (21-Jan-2021) Ayar Thukha San Pulses & Beans NAUNG YOE STREET, NO.(B-4), BAYINT NAUNG 5,000,000 34 18-Jan-21 U Kyaw Htet 108993936 (23-6-2011) 5,000,000 Trading Co., Ltd. WAREHOUSE, MAYANGONE TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) U Nay Lin + Daw Khin 300,000 35 18-Jan-21 Khittayar Edible Oil Manufacturing No.106, Hledan St.,Lanmadaw Township, Yangon 300,000 Kying Ei (21-Jan-2021) GANTGAW STREET, NO.(76/KA), BAYINT NAUNG 5,000,000 36 18-Jan-21 U Myo Thant Myo Thant Aung Trading Co., Ltd. 109969753 (3-3-2000) 5,000,000 PWEYON DAN,MAYANGONE TOWNSHIP,, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) THE GEMS GARDEN CONDOMINIUM, THAZIN ROAD, 3,000,000 37 18-Jan-21 U Aung Thin Oo + Daw San San Maw Family 3,000,000 HLAING TOWNSHIP, YANGON. (21-Jan-2021) 94TH STREET, NO.92,THIRD FLOOR 2,500,000 38 18-Jan-21 Dr. Aung Kyaw Nyunt Hein Htet San Trading Co., Ltd. 132740208 (8-2-2010) KANDAWKALAY WARD, MINGALAR TAUNG NYUNT 2,500,000 (21-Jan-2021) TOWNSHIP, YANGON NO.(4/1), NYAUNG YEIK THAR STREET, MONYWA 5,000,000 39 19-Jan-21 U Thein Hsu Than Lar Mon Trading Co., Ltd. 129587016 (22-1-2009) 5,000,000 (SOUTH) QUARTER, MONYWA TOWNSHIP,, SAGAING (21-Jan-2021) AR THAW KA STREET, NO.J-18 2,500,000 40 19-Jan-21 U Khin Han Ake Si Tan General Trading Co., Ltd. 108348801 (17-10-1997) 2,500,000 BAYINT NAUNG/YANGON/MAYANGON, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) Hla Baik Hman Interntaional Trading NO. 70, FOREST STREET, 1,500,000 41 19-Jan-21 U Zaw Moe 113556013 (4-12-1996) 1,500,000 Co., Ltd. AHLONE TOWNSHIP, YANGON (21-Jan-2021) ZAGAWAR STREET, NO-5, AYE YEIK MON AVENUE 2,500,000 42 19-Jan-21 U Aung Thein Aung Thi Ha Co., Ltd.
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