Myanma Awba Group is the leading corporation in the Myanmar agricultural industry
Who We Are
Myanma Awba Group is Myanmar’s largest manufacturer and distributor of agricultural technology
What We Do
We help 3.5 million farming families in agriculturally significant rural areas with holistic solutions across the entire agriculture value chain
Corporate Governance
We are committed to good corporate governance as part of our mission of enriching agriculture communities every day
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Myanma Awba Group empowers women rural business owners through digital financial service 1-STOP
Myanma AWBA Group is participating in a 24-month project venture with 2C2P named 1-STOP, an innovative ‘Digital Convenience Store’ venture. The venture aims to help small rural business owners, particularly women, diversify and earn additional income as agents. With over 30 digital service offerings, 1-STOP is expected to directly[...]
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Maha Agriculture Microfinance drives more loans for Myanmar farmers through new funding agreement
Myanmar Awba Group’s subsidiary - Maha Agriculture Microfinance - signed a MMK 3.5 billion (USD 2.6 million) funding agreement with Yoma Bank last month. The agreement will provide more funding for Maha Agriculture Microfinance, which enables it to offer microloans to an additional 6,000 farmers and their families. Farmers[...]
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Myanma Awba Group 11th most transparent company: 2018 Pwint Thit Sa Report
Myanma Awba Group (Awba Group) has been named the 11th most transparent Myanmar company in the 2018 Pwint Thit Sa report on Transparency in Myanmar Enterprises (TiME). The newly announced ranking is a significant improvement from the 34th position the company took in 2016. According to the Myanmar Centre for[...]
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Farmers now empowered with new agri-mobile app Htwet Toe
Village Link, of which Myanma Awba Group is a majority stakeholder, has launched Htwet Toe, a cutting-edge agri-mobile app which empowers farmers to improve their yields, grow higher-quality crops, and make the most of their resources to increase crop productivity. Htwet Toe (which means ‘higher yield’ in Myanmar)[...]
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