- CEO
- Chi Tung Pun
- Full Time Employees
- 5,300
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- The Campus Singapore CE Singapore 11401
- IPO Date
- Aug 24, 2006
- Business
- Yoma Strategic Holdings Ltd. is a Singapore-listed investment holding company focused on real estate development, automotive and heavy equipment, financial services, food and beverages, and strategic investments primarily in Myanmar, Singapore, and the People's Republic of China. Founded in 1962 and headquartered in Yangon, Myanmar, the company operates through key segments including Yoma Land Development, which develops and sells land, properties, and development rights; Yoma Central, which handles retail and commercial property sales, leasing, hotel operations, and serviced apartments; Yoma Land Services, which provides project management, design, estate management, property leasing, and golf estate operations; Yoma Motors, which supplies and sells agricultural and construction equipment, passenger and commercial vehicles, related parts, and maintenance services; Leasing, which offers non-banking financing for vehicles, equipment, and consumer products via operating and finance leases; Mobile Financial Services through Wave Money and Wave Pay platforms delivering mobile payments, remittances via nationwide agents, e-wallets, and digital financial products; Food & Beverages, which operates restaurants including KFC and YKKO outlets alongside beverage bottling and distribution; and Investments in logistics, infrastructure, tourism, solar power, agriculture, information technology, elevators, and other sectors. In recent developments, the company extended its acquisition agreement in April 2025 for a 50% interest in MM Cars Myanmar Limited from Mitsubishi Corporation via its subsidiary Myanmar Motors Pte. Ltd., with terms adjusted and extended up to four years from the 2022 closing date plus potential additional one-year extensions; reported FY24 revenue growth of 80% to US$221 million driven by property sales and Wave Money alongside EBITDA expansion of 160% to US$46 million and net debt reduction to US$36 million; maintained a substantial property revenue backlog of US$147 million supporting new launches like City Loft West; and continued deleveraging efforts through non-core asset disposals and operating cash flows amid Myanmar's challenging economic environment.