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RECENT NEWS

New Maritime Law in Myanmar

Year 2016 and 2017 have been exciting time for us since our founder and managing director, U Nyan Win has been closely working together with Department of Marine Administration and all three associations (inland, coastal and foreign) to draft the marine laws and present them in the Parliament. He has been leading the coastal ship owners' association since 2014 and have gathered the expats in the marine field to help progress the maritime business in Myanmar. The Parliament has heard the drafts of the new license laws and now we are waiting for the good news to be approved. Next drafts will be about financing the shipping industry. 

Services

Management

We have a team based in Yangon to manage the individual ships that are operating throughout Myanmar. We effectively keep record of our fleet with AIS system and reports with log books and accounts. 

Coastal & Foreign 

Our primary business interest are to  full- fill the need of international companies and help with the ease and efficiency of supply chain logistics. Services include distribution of project cargo from mother vessel to various regions of Myanmar along the coast such as Kyaut Phyu, Sittwe, Mawlamyaing, Dawei, Ranong etc with LCTs. In collaboration with the associations and international companies, we help manage foreign ships to be operated in Myanmar. ​

Inland 

Myanmar's land regions are still developing with more road access. We provide solutions for cargo that are not suitable to travel with road or rail with various sizes of Tugs and Barges. Our experienced Captain and crew have been navigating Myanmar rivers' low draft, difficult routes and low bridges safely. 

We have carried containers, bulk cargo such as coal, nickel, cement, construction rocks and ammonium nitrate, and project cargo such as heavy machinery, power plants, generators, cranes, piles, towers etc . 

We highly value the importance of repair and maintenance. So, all of our ships have regular dock surveys and have hull inspections, machinery, paint and deck inspections etc at dry docks and make necessary maintenance.