Yoma F&B
Targeting the consumer market is a key part of our strategy to capture the rapid increase in discretionary consumer spending in the country. The restaurant sector is expected to expand due to the rising disposable personal income of Myanmar’s growing middle class who are seeking new F&B concepts and experiences.
Yoma F&B is building an end-to-end F&B platform comprising restaurants, bottling, and distribution and logistic services. It is currently the largest restaurant operator in Myanmar with 91 stores across four international and domestic brands.
Restaurants
KFC Myanmar
YKKO
Auntie Anne’s
Little Sheep
KFC Myanmar

KFC is the first global quick service restaurant (“QSR”) brand in Myanmar. The first KFC store was opened in June 2015 and has been expanding quickly. KFC Myanmar is now one of the leading consumer brands in the country and has been one of the best performing KFC markets within Asia, winning several awards including Yum! Brands’ “Rookie of the Year” franchisee award in 2016.
YKKO

Yankin Kyay Oh Group of Companies Limited (“YKKO”) was founded in Yangon in 1988 and has since grown to become one of Myanmar’s largest restaurant chains.
YKKO offers a highly diversified menu, which includes food items such as Myanmar-style barbeque to Chinese and Thai dishes. The chain’s primary product offering is “Kyay-Oh”, a popular vermicelli and flat rice noodle-based dish in Myanmar.
Auntie Anne’s

Auntie Anne’s is an iconic global brand best known for producing handmade sweet and savory baked goods from scratch in open kitchens. Originating in Pennsylvania, USA, in 1988, the brand recently celebrated 32 years of operations and currently has more than 1,800 outlets in almost 30 countries.
The first Auntie Anne’s store opened in Yangon in March 2019, a second store opened in May 2019 and a third store opened in Oct 2019.
Little Sheep

Little Sheep is the world’s first and the largest international Chinese hot pot restaurant chain. It first launched in inner Mongolia in 1999. In 2011, Little Sheep was acquired by Yum! Brands Inc, a U.S.-based fast-food franchise conglomerate. It has been around the globe for 22 years with around 300 restaurants in China, Singapore, Australia, Japan, the USA and now Myanmar.
Bottling
Access Myanmar Distribution Limited
Access Myanmar Distribution Limited

Yoma Strategic’s beverage distribution arm, Access Myanmar Distribution Company Limited (“AMDC”) produces, markets and distributes alcoholic beverages products in Myanmar. AMDC has a wide distribution network covering and owns the second largest domestic whiskey brand, known as High Class Whiskey.
In 2018, Yoma Strategic announced its partnership with Pernod Ricard, the world’s second-largest wines and spirits company, for the production and distribution of alcoholic beverages in Myanmar.
Distribution and Logistic
KOSPA
Metro
KOSPA

Myanmar’s economic and demographic conditions are expected to drive the demand for logistics facilities. The Group, together with Kokubu Group from Japan, has set up a cold chain logistics business called KOSPA Limited (“KOSPA”) to tap into the demand for logistics facilities.
In March 2019, the Group welcomed SF Express as a joint venture partner in KOSPA. SF Express acquires a 25% stake in KOSPA, Yoma Strategic retains its 50% stake in KOSPA and Kokubu holds the remaining 25%.
Metro

In February 2017, Yoma Strategic strengthened its food and beverage distribution business by forming a partnership with the Metro Group, an internationally leading specialist in wholesale and food retail, to establish a one-stop food distribution platform in Myanmar. Yoma Strategic holds a 15% stake in the investment.
In March 2019, METRO Myanmar offers customers a convenient shopping experience with a virtual one-stop-shop solution that combines online trading with delivery services.