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Mango Media Continues to Lead Myanmar’s Advertising Companies

August 3, 2018 by Thiha

Mango Media, Myanmar’s largest media agency, has maintained its top position among media agencies in the country, with total of $44 million USD worth of advertising placements for its diversified clients in 2017. According to the July 2018 RECMA Report, a qualitative evaluation of media agencies in Myanmar for 2017, Mango Media has cornered more […]

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Uber’s Yangon strategy stumbles, competitors push ahead

January 29, 2018 by Thiha

Complaints about Uber in Yangon are mounting even as officials of the company insist that it continues to improve its ride-hailing service for both drivers and passengers. US-based Uber first began operating in Yangon last May, joining local taxi operators Oway Ride and Hello Cabs. Months later, Singapore-based Grab, also launched its ride-hailing service in […]

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Japan’s ENEOS motor oil and lubricant gains market share

August 8, 2017 by Thiha

ENEOS, which dominates at least half the market in Japan, is distributed in lower Myamnar by conglomerate Myanma Golden Star’s (MGS) subsidiary MGS Lubricant under an agreement with JXTG Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation, one of Japan’s largest oil and gas companies. MGS chair U Thein Tun said the company will strive to widen the […]

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Myanmar Imports Thai Shrimp as Local Breeders Struggle to Meet Demand

July 25, 2017 by Thiha

Shrimp and prawn is being imported from Thailand as production from local shrimp breeders struggles to keep pace with domestic demand, U Kyaw Tun Myint, Chairman of the Myanmar Shrimp Association, said. “Local supply can’t meet the local consumption rate. Myanmar is losing its market share because of unsuccessful shrimp breeding businesses,” U Kyaw Tun […]

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Myanmar’s airlines face challenges as playing field expands and competition intensifies

November 13, 2013 by thiha

Consult-Myanmar welcome you to the 27th SEA Games Myanmar, 11-22 Dec 2013 Myanmar’s aviation market has huge potential for both local and foreign carriers as the country has recorded some of the highest passenger growth rates in Asia since opening up in 2012. But there are also huge challenges, including infrastructure constraints, over-capacity and unprofitability. […]

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Thai Billionaire Courts Controversy In Slugfest For Control Of Myanmar Brewery

November 8, 2013 by thiha

Billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, Thailand’s third-richest tycoon with a net worth of $10.6 billion, is in the midst of a slugfest, yet again. Fraser & Neave ’s (F&N) local partner in its beer joint venture in Myanmar has begun arbitration for what it claims is its “contractual right” to buy over the parent company’s 55% stake […]

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Nissan and Mercedes race to enter the Myanmar market

August 9, 2013 by thiha

Competition among global automakers to establish their brands in Myanmar is intensifying with Nissan and Mercedes joining the race to take advantage of the market’s long-term growth prospects. Although used cars currently comprise up to 99 percent of annual domestic sales, industry insiders say automakers are staking out territory with an eye to future market […]

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