Nissan has been operating in the A&O region for over 50 years, employing more than 11,000 employees across research & development, manufacturing, logistics and sales & marketing operations. This new plant will result in TCMM working closely with the government to contribute to the Myanmar economy by hiring local talent and provide training to prepare for the future growth of the Myanmar market.
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15th August 2013 marks the date where Myanmar Investment Commission approved the application from Nissan Motor Co., Ltd and Tan Chong Group for license to manufacture and distribute Nissan vehicles in Myanmar.
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The first Nissan 3S Outlet in Kamayut Township, Yangon offers full services to the local consumers. “I am pleased that Tan Chong Group, the sole distributor of Nissan vehicles in Myanmar, will further expand their business in Myanmar with the construction of a CKD assembly plant, thus, bringing in investment and employment opportunities to the local community to help boost the economic growth and elevate income levels,” said Chief Minister U Phyo Min Thein, Yangon Region Government.Ībout Tan Chong Motor (Myanmar) Co., Ltd. We are eager to develop a long and productive relationship with the people of Myanmar and continue to generate returns throughout the supply chain, stimulate jobs and investment." "This is a key milestone in our wider growth strategy in the region, including countries like Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. “Nissan is pleased to be a strong player in the growth of automotive industry in Myanmar," said Yutaka Sanada, regional senior vice president, Nissan Asia & Oceania region. “With the introduction of the locally assembled New Nissan Sunny today, we are confident that this will further cement our commitment and support to the Myanmar Government in developing the automotive industry,” said Dato’ Tan Seng Sung, consultant to Tan Chong Group, in his opening remark.
Honourable Chief Minister of Yangon along with several dignitaries from business community, automotive associations joined the event alongside executives from Nissan and Tan Chong.Įarlier in February 2016, Nissan and Tan Chong executives joined Bago government officials to sign a land lease agreement with representatives of the country's Bago Region. Today’s event is a key milestone in the ongoing expansion plans for Nissan and its partner TCMM. Nissan and TCMM made a strong commitment to Myanmar market which includes strong product line up and local production capabilities. The assembly operations will initially use the existing Tan Chong facility. (TCMM) today announced that they have begun assembling cars for the first time in Myanmar with the iconic Nissan sedan, the New Sunny.
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