I'm an old customer of Myanmar News Network. Today, I'd like to introduce the rich list of Myanmar to you!

According to information compiled by Bian Xiao, there are 65,438+05 rich people in Myanmar. Because I am worried that the space is too long, I will introduce the top six to you today. The reputation of these six people is well known, but I have to briefly introduce what they are engaged in and how to make a fortune.

Before getting down to business, I want to make it clear:

Everyone says five virtues? It is the richest man in Myanmar, but in my opinion, no one can say who is the richest man, because no one has counted the assets of these big coffees, and no one can use 100% to determine their asset list, let alone the national government or the international community. How much money do you think Wu De has? Who can really say that they know! But one thing is certain, that is, he is more likely to rank in the top three. Why? Because most people think he is the richest. If you don't believe me, just ask someone along the way. Then why do most people say that? It may be because he is involved in a variety of industries and everyone is familiar with it.

So,

The following ranking order does not represent their personal assets.

Wudesa? ( 1964)

▲ Wu Desa

Main enterprise: Htoo group

Industries involved: aviation, hotels, teak trade, various mining, banking, football and entertainment.

Famous projects: Bagan Airlines, AGD Bank, Yangon United Team, Gandaoji Palace Hotel, Bagan Entertainment Company, etc.

Wu Desa, like other big commercial coffees, has close ties with the military government and former top leader of Myanmar, Wu Than Shwe, so he has won many market monopoly projects. In 2008, the U.S. Treasury Secretary believed that Wu Desa was suspected of conducting arms deals with the Burmese military government. Of course, it was later sanctioned by the United States and blacklisted.

Htoo Group was founded in 1990, and its main purpose at that time was to engage in teak logging and trade in remote areas. The group has also built many departmental buildings for the government.

2. Bingzhong Luo? (? ) ( 1958)

▲ Bingzhong Luo

Main enterprise: Asia World Group (Asia World Group)

Industries involved: construction engineering, real estate development, airports, docks, optical cables, building materials, etc.

Bingzhong Luo is the son of one of the top leaders of the Han nationality in Myanmar. 1992, father and son Qi Xin established "Asia World Group" to stop all commercial activities related to opium. Because of their relationship with the military government, they were sanctioned by the United States in 2008 and blacklisted.

Myanmar's famous projects in the Asian world include Naypyidaw Airport, Yangon International Airport and Mit Wharf. The group also set up a company in Singapore and introduced Singaporean investors to Myanmar.

3. Wu Suosuo? ( 1966)

▲ Wu Suosuo

Main enterprise: Max Myanmar Group

Industries involved: banks, hotels, real estate, gasoline, rubber, beverages, jewelry, infrastructure, etc.

Wu Suosuo, a Japanese returnee, 1993 returned to Myanmar to develop and set up Max Myanmar Group. At first, he imported Japanese buses, building materials and various generators, which involved an expanding industry and was authorized to build Naypyidaw football field. Because of its close relationship with the military government, it was sanctioned by the United States and blacklisted.

Later, because of his donation, children's hospitals and rural clinics were built; When the Irrawaddy River flooded, he also donated disaster relief. Similarly, he has helped a lot in many social development projects. Over time, the company's image will be completely changed.

It is said that he has a good relationship with the grandson of Than Shwe, the former supreme leader of Myanmar. He is currently the chairman of Myanmar Football Federation and Tennis Federation.

Now, among the industries that Max Myanmar Group is involved in, rubber tree planting projects in gasoline, Novotel Hotel and Mengbangli have made great achievements in recent years.

4. Pan Jize? ( 1953)

▲ Pan Jize

Main enterprises: Serge Pun&; Employees (SPA for short)

Industries involved: real estate development, banking, public investment projects, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, coffee, aviation, planting, etc.

Famous projects: Yoma Bank, FMI Airlines, Star City Real Estate Project, Mitsubishi Motors, and KFC as exclusive agents.

Pan Jize, known as "Lao Pan" in China and "Serge Pun" in Myanmar, was born in Myanmar. 1965 immigrated to China and then went to Hongkong to engage in real estate development. Thirty-four years later,/kloc-0 returned to Myanmar in 1989, and199/kloc-0 founded the SPA group in. He is the only Chinese who can make a difference in China, Singapore, Myanmar and other countries. # Not recognized by the United States.

Pan Jize is the only trader in both First Myanmar Investment (FMI), Ma You Strategic Holdings Limited, or SPA, which is separated from the former two. Among them, SPA is one of the major real estate developers in Myanmar.

5. Mike Momen? ( 1952)

▲ Mike Moming

Main enterprises: Myint &；; Joint venture group

Industries involved: warehouse construction and leasing, oil and gas exploration, processing and export, and all peripheral services related to the oil and gas industry, such as oil and gas logistics services, equipment and machinery leasing, intermediary services, equipment and machinery maintenance, etc.

Mike Momin (hereinafter referred to as "Mike") was a senior pilot of Myanmar Airlines, and later worked for a company engaged in the export of aviation equipment in California. He founded Myint &；; Associates Group, the first local private enterprise to enter the oil and gas industry in Myanmar, has been listed among the top ten richest people in Myanmar.

He is considered as one of the most legal channels for commercial coffee in Myanmar. He once claimed that he had nothing to do with the military and supported NLD. Now he has a good relationship with Aung San Suu Kyi. Therefore, its style has always been concerned and appreciated by outside enterprises.

6. What about Wu? ( 1948)

▲ Wu Kaiqi

Main enterprise: Eden Group

Industries involved: real estate development, golf course investment, hotels, banks, catering, rice trade, coal and gasoline mining.

Famous projects: MAPCO Wharf, Apex Bank in Myanmar, Hilton Hotel, Fuji Cafe.

Wu's business kingdom began in 1990, and he was engaged in real estate project construction. Because of its relationship with the military government, it was authorized to undertake many government real estate projects. As a result, the business scope has expanded rapidly. At present, it has spread all over major cities in Myanmar such as Yangon, Bagan, Naypyidaw and Kachin State. At the same time, there are hotels in many famous tourist attractions, and even Aye Thar Yar Golf Course in Dongzhi City belongs to the group.

Among the many industries of Eden Group, hotels, banks and agriculture are the most successful, and the industry sectors within the Group also account for the largest proportion. In the end, it was blacklisted by the United States because of its relationship with the military government.

Recently, Eden Group has also started to do public welfare projects, donate social development projects and provide grants for many farm children to go to college. At the same time, in order to enable farmers to use farming machinery and improve production efficiency, the Group's Apex Bank in Myanmar provides low-interest micro-loans.

Source: Myanmar News Network