NTT DATA Corporation has decided to establish a subsidiary
in Myanmar, a country with a large potential for economic
development. NTT DATA and its subsidiary NTT DATA Asia
Pacific Pte. Ltd. (President and CEO: Ryoji Fukaya; Head
office: Singapore) will jointly own the new company. With
preparations for application for incorporation already
underway, we plan to submit an application in mid-May and
establish the company in September. The new subsidiary is
expected to start operations by the end of this fiscal
year.
NTT DATA is expanding offshore development sites for Japan
in China, India, and Vietnam. Recognizing the large
IT-related potential of Myanmar, which has made significant
progress in democratization recently, we have decided to
establish a business base in Myanmar. We believe that the
country has many advantages as an offshore development
center for Japan, such as being more cost competitive than
China and India, the availability of ample human resources
of high quality, and linguistic similarity between Burmese
and Japanese.
Upon establishment of an offshore development site in
Myanmar, we will create jobs by employing local people,
contribute to the development of IT professionals in
collaboration with a local computer college, and help
Myanmar modernize and expand its economy.
The new subsidiary will be our offshore development center
that mainly carries out software development projects
outsourced from Japan. Beyond that, the company looks to
provide support for Japanese companies operating in Myanmar
and launch business directed at local financial
institutions and government and public agencies, based on
NTT DATA's track record in Japan.
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