Myanmar Battery Collection

Who makes specialized batteries in Myanmar?

(PTIC) is one of the leading firms in Myanmar that manufacture a number of high-tech industrial products. These include lead acid automobile batteries, industrial stand-by batteries and other various types of specialized batteries. Among them, many of the specialized types include locomotive batteries and forklift batteries.

What is a battery recycling service in Myanmar?

Recyglo Myanmar offers one of the first professional battery pick up services in Myanmar, ensuring that batteries are safely delivered to recycling facilities in Europe. We accept five types of batteries in durable boxes that can hold 5kg worth of batteries. Our battery recycling service is in Myanmar.

Who owns aungaung battery shop in Yangon?

U Win Aung, the founder of AungAung Battery Shop, established AungAung Battery Shop in Yangon in 1978 and which can be regarded as one of the first running businesses in Yangon. In 2010, the business was transformed into a company named Aung Nay Thway. It means that Aung Nay Thway is the Second Generation of AungAung Businesses.

What's new in waste management in Yangon?

Recyglo, based in Yangon, has introduced several new initiatives in waste management within the past year. It has launched a marketplace for unwanted items and a showroom for furniture made from recycled waste materials. The startup is also launching blockchain-enabled traceability and predictive waste management. In the space of just over a year, Recyglo has brought about significant changes to waste management in Yangon.

Why is Myanmar a good country?

Myanmar, being an agricultural economy and its exports focused on Agri Products, Gemstones & Minerals, has been greatly dependent on many segments from its Neighbouring countries majorly from China, India, Thailand and other SE Asian countries. Local Manufacturing is yet to gain foot and the country has to rely largely on Imports.