Best Textile Companies in Myanmar

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Looking for Best Textile in Myanmar? Find the list of Top Best Textile Companies in Myanmar on our business directory. Best Textile Companies near me.
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Mya Kant Kaw

45(Rm 3057), 2nd Flr, Pyay Rd., Pyay (West) Ward, DGN, Yangon, Yangon
We selling fabric of Myanmar ,Thai ,Korea ,Indonesia ,Japan ,India made.Limited item textiles.

MADI KHIN

1-D Pyithayar Yeiktha Mya Yadanar Street Yankin Tsp Yangon

NI NI LACE & TEXTILES

150-151 Banyar Dala Rd. Tamwe Tsp Yangon

One Two One Trading Co.,Ltd.

74, G Flr, 121th St., Yae Twin Gone Ward, MTNT

Shwe Wut Yi (Ext. 3096)

57/58, Shed D, (G/F), Zaycho.

Wi Thar Khar Co., Ltd.

No2, Ywama Kyaung Street, Ward 1, Hlaing Township, Yangon, Myanmar, Yangon, Yangon
 Verified+11  Years with us

Best Maker Co.,Ltd.

11, 146th St., Ah Yoe Gone Ward, TMWE

Best Marker Co., Ltd.

28, Shangone St., Myaynigone, Sanchaung Tsp

Daisy Kyaw Lin Int'l Trading Co., Ltd.

131, 3 Avenue St., Michaungkan (1) Qtr., Thingankyun Tsp

HTAN ZAE CO., LTD. / HTAN ZAE INDUSTRIES GROUP

Room 709 (7th Floor.) Junction 8 Tower B Myaing Hay Wun Condominium Kyaikwine Pagoda Stre Mayangon Tsp Yangon

July Pwint

26, 137th St. Tamwe Tsp

Lucky One Textile Mart (Ext. 1097)

D-30/31, (G/F), Yuzana Plaza Mingalar Taung Nyunt Tsp

MANDALAY TEXTILE CO., LTD.

Room 709 (7th Floor.) Tower B Myaing Hay Wun Condominium Kyaikwine Pagoda Rd. Mayangon Tsp Yangon

PERFECT BROTHER'S CO., LTD.

82 6th Floor 124th Street Mingalar Taung Nyunt Tsp Yangon

POE NANT-THA CO., LTD.

12 Inya Rd. Kamayut Tsp Yangon

PROVENT CO., LTD. (EXT. 801)

37 Room 801 (8th Floor.) La Pyayt Wun Plaza A-Lan-Pya Pagoda Rd. Dagon Tsp Yangon

SEIN KABAR TEXTILE CO., LTD. (EXT. 583)

Room 619 (R) (6th Floor.) Nyaung Pin Lay Zay Plaza Lanmadaw Tsp Yangon

Seven Colour

190, 81st St., Bet. 17th & 18th St.

Thein Nyo (Ext. 545)

23/24, West C, Bogyoke Aung San Market Pabedan Tsp

Cho Vinyl Advertising & Silk Screen Printing

57, G Flr, Kaba Aye Pagoda Rd., Near Shwe Gon Daing Junction, Yae Tar Shay Ward, BHN

ABK

30, 119th St., Yae Twin Gone Ward, MTNT

A.K Group

A/132/B/2, 1st Flr, Khattar St., Ward (1), MYGN

ALFAISAN

160 Mill Rd. Mingalar Taung Nyunt Tsp Yangon

Arkar Myint

No.14, Thama Seitta St, West of Swe Taw St, Industrial Zone (1), Mon Ywa

Ar Yon Oo [Moe Hein]

K/13, Yuzana St., Bayint Naung Warehouses, Ward (1), MYGN

ATT Embroidery Co.,Ltd. [Myanmar]

(Rm 8~12), Bldg 2, 99th St., Nawaday Garden Housing, Ward (6), HLTA

Aung Brothers Co., Ltd.

19, 20, 38th St, Bet 78th & 79th St, Mandalay, Mandalay

Aung Kaung

Yone-8, Shop-1/26, Gld, Top of Phone Gyi St (West), Chin Twin Yadanar Zay, Mon Ywa

Aung Myint,U + Daw Tin

No.23, Swe Taw St, East Thamaseitta St, Industrial Zone 1, Mon Ywa
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Myanmar's textile industry is an important sector of the country's economy. It is a major source of employment and contributes substantially to the country's exports. The industry produces a wide range of products from cotton, jute, silk, wool, and synthetic yarns, as well as garments and home textiles. Traditional hand-woven textiles are also very popular in Myanmar.

The textile sector is highly organized, with production being undertaken by both the public and private sectors. The majority of the production is done in the small and medium-sized factories, which are organized into cooperatives and associations. The industry is largely based on traditional methods and materials, but modern technology and processes are increasingly being adopted.

The industry is heavily dependent on imports, which account for more than 70% of raw materials. Cotton, yarn, and ready-made garments are among the major imports, while exports include ready-made garments, cotton yarn, and hand-woven textiles.

The industry faces several challenges, such as lack of adequate infrastructure, inadequate access to finance, limited access to advanced technology, and low productivity. Despite these challenges, the industry is rapidly growing, with exports increasing year-on-year.

Overall, the textile industry in Myanmar is an important contributor to the national economy, providing employment and helping to drive exports. It is a sector that has the potential to further develop if the right policies are put in place to support its growth.
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