“Seezar Soesan has its root in 1988 when it helped textile factories under Ministry of Industry 1 keep running so that hundreds of factory workers get paid in country wise chaos; it set a precedence by exporting beans to China through Muse-Ruili channel, collaborating with MEIC in first ever border trade deal sponsored by a government corporation, to buy back much needed raw materials and spare parts when there was no foreign currency available. I am very glad to see Seezar Soesan extend its horizon and become registered supplier to esteemed organizations such as Myanmar Economic Corporation, Union of Myanmar Economic Holdings, Myanmar Post & Telecoms, Yadanapon Teleport Cyber Corporation, Myanmar Oil & Gas Enterprise, Yangon City Development Council, as well as government institutions such as Ministry of Railways, Ministry of Transportation, Ministry of Electric Power, Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Information. I hope Seezar Soesan will keep offering its expertise service and diversified network to its utmost potential in building better future for the country.”

“Seezar Soesan has come a long way since it started years ago with border trade to China, not only by diversifying its areas of trade but also extending its supplier base to South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi, Germany & United Kingdom. We keep pride in creating long-term mutually beneficial relationships with our business partners. Seezar Soesan always has been and always will be on the lookout for expending our horizon and creating lasting partnerships. We have envisioned a company providing solutions and enabling better efficiencies for our clients. I am very proud to see us expand our horizons and making our marks in IT & Business Solution Sectors, Petroleum Engineering Service Sector, Telecommunication Sector, Television & Media Industry, Construction and Hospitality & Tourism Industry. I believe we are on a right track to becoming an upstanding, prominent & responsible corporate citizen in the new Myanmar.”