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About CB Securities
Wholly Owned Subsidiary of CB Bank, third largest bank in Myanmar by Assets
Established in 2015 for development of modern capital markets in Myanmar
One of first firms to receive underwriting license from SEC Myanmar
Unparalleled local knowledge and network
SERVICES FOR CORPORATES
Unique business
model caters to financing
needs of full business
cycle
Corporate Advisory Restructuring Advisory
Merger and Acquisition Advisory Pre-IPO Financing
OTC or YSX Advisory and Book running IPO Underwriting
What CBSC Offers to Foreign Investors
Merger and Acquisition Advisory Identifying and suggesting most suitable local partners Primary and Secondary ResearchValuation Due Diligence Risk ManagementRegulatory documentationCo-investors sourcingNegotiation Implementation
CBSC PortfolioSEZ Holding Company (YSX listing)
Large Scale Commercial Real Estate Development (public offering)
Consumer Electronic Manufacturer (valuation, acquisition advisory)
Coffee producer (corporate restructuring and investor sourcing)
Microfinance company ( recapitalization advisory)
Cable Car Project ( Investor Sourcing)
IT Distribution company (merger advisory)
Piling and Earthquake resistance construction company (merger advisory)
YSX LISTING OF 3,892,915
SHARE PRICE
Ks 40,000
TOTAL MARKET CAP
Ks 155.72 Billion
Myanmar Thilawa SEZ Holdings Public Limited (MTSH)
June 2016
Thilawa SEZ – A Japanese Investment
Myanmar - The Final Frontier of Asia
Source: Myanmar.travel
95% adult literacy
rate
65 Billion $ GDP
54 millions people
1204$ per
capita
7.1% annum
medium term
growth
647,578 km2
What Myanmar Offers
• Proximity to most populated countries
• Vast fertile land and abundant natural resources
• 1930 km long uninterrupted coastline
• Large educated workforce
• Average monthly salary in Japanese Factories in
Bangkok 338$, 140$ in Vientiane and 124$ in Yangon$0.00
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Thailand Vietnam Laos Myanmar
Daily Minimum Wage in US$
Investments by countries
China – US$ 19.4 billion - 1st
Singapore – US$ 18.6 billion - 2nd
Thailand – US$ 11 billion - 3rd
Hong Kong – US$ 7.8 billion - 4th
Japan – US$ 717 million - 11th
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23%
FDI in Myanmar by Countries
China
Singapore
Thailand
Hong Kong
Japan
Other
Priority Investment Promotion Sectors
Labour intensive industries
• Garment
• Tourism &
Hospitality
Agro-based industries
• Contract farming
• Equipment
manufacturing
• Food processing
Infrastructure projects
• Transportation
• Energy
• Construction
Businesses in Myanmar
• 83% of companies are family owned businesses (World Bank Group)
• CBSC visits promising 5- 8 businesses per month across industries to build our own market database and assess investment readiness
• Many of them looking for investment and strategic partners – but majority prefers partners who will also bring technical know-how
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2013 - 2014 2014 - 2015 2015 - 2016 2016 -2017 (till Nov)
Numbers of Companies Registered Each Year
*Total Numbers of Companies 59,697 ( Nov- 2017)
Myanmar Economy Outlook
Continuing high Growth
More FDI Accommodating legal and regulatory reforms
Slow but steady infrastructure improvements
Good handling of Budget deficit by Government ( under 5% of GDP)
Transparency and CSR on the rise ( MCRB report )
Invitation • Japan and Myanmar has great chemistry and great
relationship
• Japanese Goods enjoys high consumer confidence in Myanmar
• Myanmar has raw materials but lacks the technology know-hows to produce high value goods
• Thilawa SEZ, the most successful SEZ in Myanmar, a Japanese experiment and Investment
• Myanmar comparable to Vietnam 10 years ago
• We invite Japanese businesses to invest in Myanmar – the last frontier of Asia
• U Thaung Han (Managing Director)
Mr. Thaung Han is a member of management committee at CB Bank. He oversees both CB Securities and CB Insurance. He has a strong
background in corporate strategy, banking and finance in the local market. He holds an MBA from Jianan University and a B.Eng. (Mechanical
Engineering) from Rangoon Institute of Technology. He is also the secretary of Myanmar Insurance Association and the joint secretary of
Myanmar Pulses, Beans & Sesame Seeds Merchant Association.
• Mr. Toh Kai Leong (Head of Corporate Banking)
Toh Kai Leong joined CB Bank since Mar, 2015 bringing with him 35 years of experience working in commercial and wholesale banking in the
areas of corporate lending, project financing and syndications as arrangers and facility agency. He has also worked in investment banking
dealing with securities, capital markets; share margin financing and private banking. Prior to joining, he was the Regional Credit Risk Manager
in OCBC’s private banking, Singapore and before that as Managing Director and Head of Corporate Banking in ING Bank, the largest Dutch
Bank. Mr. Toh graduated from the National University of Singapore with a degree in Business Administration.
Key Personnel
• Terence Chin Hung Lo (Senior Vice President - IPO & Advisory, Deputy Head of Corporate Banking)
Terence specialize in IPO and Merger & Acquisition in CB securities and is also managing the corporate banking team for CB bank. Before CB, he
was in Myanmar Tourism bank as an advisor in corporate finance and advisory. Terence has a 8 years investment and corporate advisory career
in Citigroup located in New York, United States and Hong Kong, China. He has master degrees from Columbia University and Carnegie Mellon
University in United States, and is also a Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) certified by Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) institute.
• Nang Hnin Shwe Yee Htoo (Equity and Market Research)
Nang has expertise in conducting both primary and secondary research. After receiving her Master Degree of Business Administration (MBA) from
Yangon Institute of Economic (YIE), she joined MMRD as Research Executive and was responsible for conducting different kinds of business and
industrial research through analysis, interpretation of research findings and writing industrial syndicated reports. Before joining CB Securities, she
assisted Research Director in engaging client relations, project management and general management and acted as a focus group Moderator in
some qualitative projects. She has also volunteered as an organizer for Myanmar Marketing Services Association (MMSA) Seminars and
ESOMAR trainings which are aiming not only to share knowledge, expertise and in-depth understanding of the Myanmar markets and its
consumers.
Key Personnel
#03-04, Union Financial Center, Corner of Mahabandoola Road & Theinphyu Road, Yangon, MyanmarTel: +95 1 8610309-13, 8610331-35Email: [email protected]
Fax: +95 1 8610330
CONTACT
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