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About Company : Tah Moe Hnye Group Investment & Development Co., Ltd. (TMH)
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Tah Moe Hnye is located in the north of Shan State, Myanmar, border of Myanmar and China. During 1960s and 1970s, Myanmar was seething with political unrest, and several armed forces were politically independent from each other. For the safety of the local people and property, under the authority of Myanmar government, Tah Moe Hnye armed force was established for supporting of the government and benefit local people in 1972, to against external invasion and protect homeland. As time goes by, under the leadership of former leaders and Chairman Wang Guoda, Tah Moe Hnye began its new chapter in its history. Tah Moe Hnye Chan Thar Group was established in 1999, with its headquarter in Yangon and a branch in Nay Pyi Taw, capital of Myanmar, there are total more than 500 employees work with the company. Company name has been changed from Tah Moe Hnye Chan Thar Commerce Co.,Ltd to Tah Moe Hnye Group Investment & Development Co., Ltd. Since its inception, Tah Moe Hnye Group Investment & Development Co., Ltd has established good business relations with partners from various fields with China Mainland, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea and other countries. Its business network covers throughout the country including power, energy, petroleum, telecommunication, wood, minerals, real estate, hotel, industry and tourism. For the past few years, Tah Moe Hnye Group Investment & Development Co., Ltd has been given fully support by the government departments. As the steady development of its own business, it has successfully acted as agent for many foreign-funded companies to cooperate with the government. The company aims to build up the nation’s economy for the further national development, and establish closer relations with various countries especially with China. We would love to emphasize advantage complementation between Myanmar and China, and to promote the growth of its national economy by the continuous development of technical, financial and cultural areas and benefit the local people.
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