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Name Of Company
Location
Type of Investment

Business

Aqua Farming, Processing, Cold Storage and Sales of

Form of Investment

Joint

Date of Issue
Remark

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Southern Myanmar
Holding No. 1, 3, 4, 6,7, Kwin No.,

1050^kha, West Htaw Aung Kwin, Mawkanin Village Tract, Lamine, Ye Township, Mawlamyine District, Mon Marine Products State
(15/2019) 14-9-2019 Myanmar Investment Commission
Development Bedok Construction & Engineering Company Limited
Venture

(Myanmar)
34%

Asiatech Power Pte., Ltd. (Singapore) 33% Siam Gas Power Pte., Ltd. (Singapore) 33%

Bago Young Clothing Limited

234
Paper Mill (Yeni), Yedashe
Township, Taungoo District, Bago
Region
Manufacturing of garments on CMP basis
Wholly Foreign Owned
(15/2019) 14-9-2019 Myanmar Investment Commission
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China 100 % Myanmar Sumec Win Win Garments Company Limited

Paper Mill (Yeni), Yedashe
Township, Taungoo District, Bago
Region
Manufacturing of garments on CMP basis(Factory-2)
Wholly Foreign Owned

China 100 %

Aquamarine Ecotourism Development Co., Ltd.
Holding No. N-410, N-412, N-980, N-990, Kwin No. 21-OSS (A), Kanpoulu Kyay Taing Pyin Kwin, 10
Wholly
Hotel And

Resort Services
14-9-2019
Myanmar

Website (15/2019)Eng

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Mile Village Tract, Kaw Thaung Township, Kaw Thaung District, Taninthayi Region.

Owned
Myanmar

Investment Commission
(15/2019) 14-9-2019 Myanmar Investment Commission
(15/2019) 14-9-2019 Myanmar Investment Commission
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(15/2019) 14-9-2019 Myanmar
5678

Ayeyarwaddy International Plot No.68, Wat Htoe Kwin,
Wholly

Myanmar Owned
International Industrial Port and One Stop Logistic Service

Industrial Port Co., Ltd.
Chaung
Sauk
Village
Tract,

Kangyidaunk Township, Pathein District, Ayeyawady Region.

Ka/Ta

Myat Min Co.,Ltd.
Holding No 1, Kwin No.484
, Supporting Service

For Livestock Breeding
Wholly Myanmar Owned
Sanchaung Kwin, Mautan Village Tract, Daik-U Township, Bago District, Bago Region.

Myat Min Co.,Ltd.
Supporting Service

For Livestock Breeding
Wholly Myanmar Owned
Holding No. 24,25,38,39,40,44,45, 46,48. Kwin No.125^KA, KaToe Myauk Kwin, Sunye Village Tract, Sintgaing

Township,
Kyaukse
District,

Mandalay Region.

Mingalar Hong Sheng Trading Company Limited
Plot No.46/47, Kwin No.313-Kha Phayalay Kwin, Hpan Khar Kyin Village Tract, Monywa Township,
Sagaing Region
Wholly Myanmar Owned production, distribution and sales of diesel and petrol
(Permit)
Investment Commission

It created (3159) job opportunities from permitted enterprises by Myanmar Investment Commission meeting(15/2019)

Website (15/2019) Eng

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