A decade ago, could you spell Myanmar? Pronounce it? Find it on a map?
Most importantly: Did you see it as a new untapped frontier for your products?
Until relatively recently, the Southeast Asian country formerly known as Burma was known mostly for its isolation and its oppressive military regime.
Then a new civilian government took power, instituting political and financial reforms. In response, the United States dropped most economic sanctions, creating one of the most exciting
potential markets — 60 million people strong — for Western businesses in years.
That opportunity was highlighted by then-President Barack Obama’s visit to Myanmar on Nov. 19, the first-ever visit to the country by a U.S. President.
Myanmar is a Rapidly Growing Market
Business in Myanmar is in full swing and intensifying. My company, Asian Medical, is ready to help you capitalize on this emerging market.
Myanmar is one of the 29 Asia Pacific countries in which we recruit, train, and motivate Medical Equipment Distributors to sell your US-manufactured products. We know the region and we have a database of more than 1,000 dealers and potential dealers.
Publications such as The Wall Street Journal have been quick to report on just how much interest the region has generated for some of the top brands in the world, such as Coca-Cola. One CEO likened the business potential in Myanmar to that of Vietnam in the mid-1990s, just after the U.S. lifted sanctions there. Asian Medical was there then. We got our start in Vietnam in 1996, the year after President Clinton lifted the sanctions, and just as that market was taking off.
Visit my website to find out how we can do the same for your company in Myanmar and other emerging economies in the Asia Pacific and the Middle East. I am here to help you get the equipment you need.