Win Win Tint ( my, ဝင်းဝင်းတင့်; born 1975) is a

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businesswoman, entrepreneur and CEO of City Holdings. She was listed in

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’s Asia’s 50 Power Businesswomen in 2014.

Early life

Win Win Tint was born in Yangon in 1975. She took over her family business at the age of 21 after coming back from studying in Singapore.

Business

At the age of just 21, Win Win assumed the management of City Mart Holding Company Limited (CMHL), a recently-formed family company. She expanded the City Mart supermarket chain and launched bakeries, cafes, health and beauty stores, as well as other food and beverage brands that have since become household names in Myanmar. She now leads a group with over 200 outlets and 8,500 employees. She is also President of the Myanmar Retailers Association. She also founded the Pahtama Group, one of the country’s fastest-growing distributors of consumer products, and currently serves as president of the Myanmar Retailers’ Association. In 2019, Win Win became the Group CEO o
City Holdings
the group company with the strategic interests to further strengthen the group’s existing network in Retail through the largest retail chain in Myanmar �
CMHL
Distribution & Logistics, through their logistics compan
Premium Distribution
an
Pahtama Group
F&B via City Food Concepts and Real Estate wit
City Properties
The group also pursues other opportunities in complementary sectors including Agriculture, Food Manufacturing, Technology and Finance via City Ventures which is exclusively established to invest in innovative projects and companies with the aim to uplift and empower the people of Myanmar.

Awards and nominations

In 2012 she was appointed a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. In 2015 she was ranked by Forbes Magazine as one of the 50 most powerful businesswomen in Asia-Pacific. She has also found success in the ASEAN Business Awards: in 2014 she won runner up in the Woman Entrepreneur Award and in 2016 she won the Young Entrepreneur Award. In Addition, Win Win is serving as the Honorary President of the Myanmar Retailers Association.

References

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