Business Review

Highlights

  • Our team maintained 900+ telecom towers in FY23/24. 2% of these towers are not accessible at the moment due to the conflict.
  • Their contribution is essential to connecting 501,500 people in Kayin, Mon and Tanintharyi.
  • The infrastructure we maintain is highly available: more than 99% of the time. This is a remarkable level of performance; our team had to operate carefully under extraordinarily challenging conditions.
  • The revenue from our BTS operations reached about MMK 2,000 million, a level similar to what we generated in FY22/23.

 

Key data
27%
27% of our income were generated by our BTS operations in FY23/24 Our teams include 100+ staff, based in different cities and regions. 900+ towers maintained.
+2%
We increased our income from our maintenance operations by 2% compared to FY22/23. We operate in Kayin, Mon and Tanintharyi. 501,500 people connected.

 

  • Teamwork is essential to delivering our services on time, guaranteeing quality, and – most importantly – ensuring that everyone can get back home safely.
  • We continue to serve our long-term clients. Our collaboration is synergetic as we work very closely to assess continuously the situation to ensure the safety and security of our staff and contractors.
  • Last year, we unfortunately recorded a serious accident.

Highlights

  • We maintain 4,050+ km of optical fibre in various cities across Myanmar for our affiliate Myanmar GT Broadband.
  • We served broadband internet service for 50,000+ clients in FY23/24, a 13% increase compared to FY22/23. Our clients are mostly located in Yangon, followed by Monywa, Lashio, Taunggyi and Mawlamyaing.
  • Our agreement with our upstream service provider guarantees us a bandwidth capacity of 70+ Gbps.
  • We recorded a 16% growth of households connected in FY23/24 compared to the previous year. However, due to the conflict, we noticed a contraction of 2.5% for the number of businesses that are using our services.
  • We recorded MMK 55 million of income from our fibre operations in FY23/24, down from MMK 636 million in FY22/23. This sharp decrease has been amplified by the ongoing conflict.

 

Key data
1%
1% of our income was generated by our fibre team in FY23/24 Our fiber installation teams include 35+ staff, based in different cities and regions. 4,050+ km of fibre installed and maintained for our affiliate.
-91%
Our income related to fibre contracted by 91% compared to FY22/23. We operate in Mon, Shan, Sagaing and Yangon. 50,000+ clients use our broadband internet services: 42,000+ households and 8,000+ businesses.

Financial & Operational figures

Highlights

  • TMH operates 1 site manufacturing prepaid top-up cards. We produce various types of cards for our client. Last year, our staff produced 7.7 million cards compared to 14.8 million in FY22/23.
  • Though the volume of cards manufactured decreased by 48% compared to last year, our income from our production lines reached MMK 700 million in FY23/24, a 27% contraction.
  • We rely on our network of 12 branches to distribute and supply top-up cards to 3,000+ resellers in two areas: in Yangon and in eastern and northern Shan State, which are currently impacted by the ongoing conflict. Our sales force covers 15 townships.
  • We ensure that our team and resellers comply with our client’s requirements and guidelines. Our client regularly audits the quality of our services.

 

Key data
10%
10% of our income was generated by the sales of top-up cards in FY23/24 Our teams include 75+ staff, based in two industrial sites We manufactured and distributed 7.7 million cards
-27%
Our income related to top-up cards sales contracted by 27% compared to FY22/23 Factory located in Yadanapon Cyber City We work with 3,000+ agents in Yangon and Shan State

Financial & Operational figures

Highlights

  • Three years ago, TMH established a dedicated team to pursue new business opportunities related to energy and construction in Nay Pyi Taw.
  • The team has managed to build TMH’s reputation as a reliable service provider that can deliver projects on schedule and budget: we have won new projects and are expanding our footprint.
  • We partner with Chinese state-owned companies to identify and pursue business opportunities.
  • TMH strictly assess the risks associated with any new business opportunity to ensure that its profit margin will be sufficient, and to avoid committing to projects that could become a financial burden.
  • Our approach has proved to be successful: today, 62% of TMH’s income comes from this team’s efforts.

 

Key data
62%
62% of our income were generated by our New Business team in FY23/24 Our team includes six people based in Nay Pyi Taw The team secured three new projects in FY23/24
+492%
Our income derived from our new business activities grew by 492% compared to FY22/23 We are discussing the development of a solar farm with our partners Our hydropower project in Shan State is on hold for the time being