Yangon: Myanmar approved more than $154 million in foreign investment in the first four months of the current fiscal year 2024-25, media reported.
In this period from April to July, over $67 million were invested in the manufacturing sector, over $82 million in the transport sector, over $3 million in the electric power sector, $125,000 in the agricultural sector, and over $1 million in the livestock breeding sector, Xinhua news agency reported.
More than 90 per cent of this investment went into two key sectors: transport and communications, and manufacturing, the report said.
Foreign investment in Myanmar mainly focuses on five sectors: manufacturing, transport, electric power, agriculture, and livestock breeding, it added.
The Southeast Asian country saw $1.64 billion in foreign investments in fiscal 2022-23, it said.
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