The Canadian-linked Belpearl network is using a Thai intermediary company to supply pearl nuclei from Hong Kong and Japan to its Myanmar pearl farm, sustaining a business that helps finance the junta’s ongoing campaign of terror against the people.

The Sky Aviator arms broker network appears to be using a nominee structure to acquire a significant stake in Advanced Connection Corporation Public Company Limited (ACC), a Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) listed company, raising serious money laundering concerns.

Companies across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region have continued business with the Myanmar military junta, providing a major source of revenue, as well as communications technology and aviation fuel.

Singapore-listed company Interra Resources Limited has helped supply the junta with over two million barrels of oil, fuelling its ongoing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The oil is worth over $150 million.

116 Myanmar and Singapore companies with 255 directors and shareholders have brokered arms and equipment for the Myanmar military, in some cases since its illegal coup attempt.

Recently leaked documents and shipping records provide new evidence of companies supplying the terrorist Myanmar military.

Engineer's business is aided by European and US companies.

Nearly four years after Justice For Myanmar exposed 33 Singapore registered companies as suppliers of weapons, dual use goods and technology to the Myanmar military, 61% are no longer operating. A review of Singapore’s national business registry shows that 20 have been struck off while 13 remain active.

On April 27, 2026, shareholders of the Thai publicly listed company Advanced Connection Corporation Public Company Limited (ACC) approved the sale of a major stake to two companies from the Sky Aviator Myanmar arms broker network operated by Kyaw Min Oo.

On April 27, 2026, shareholders of Advanced Connection Corporation Public Company Limited (ACC) are set to vote on a private placement that would make businesses linked to sanctioned Myanmar arms broker Kyaw Min Oo the single largest shareholding block.

54 companies in member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have maintained business links to the Myanmar military junta and companies it controls following the military’s illegal coup attempt.

Justice For Myanmar has today launched the Dirty Over 30 ASEAN Edition to expose tycoons across Southeast Asia who have enabled the Myanmar military junta’s brutal terror campaign.

Singapore-based Interra Resources has suspended trading in its shares on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), following a Justice For Myanmar whistleblower submission and a January 29 report into its business in Myanmar.

Despite Myanmar civil society’s repeated calls for ASEAN to end all engagements with the military junta, ASEAN and key members have continued to aid and abet the military’s terror campaign, betraying the people of Myanmar.

Justice For Myanmar has released a spoof Crazy Rich Asians sequel trailer, ‘Crazy Rich Asians 2: The Blood Behind the Money’, spotlighting the real Tay Za, founder of Htoo Group of Companies, and one of the richest men in Myanmar.

JFM joins over 27,700 individuals and 430 organisations from across the world writing to the government of Singapore to block the Myanmar junta’s access to funds, arms, equipment and jet fuel.

The German state prosecutor’s office in Ravensburg has launched a criminal investigation into ND SatCom GmbH for supplying communications equipment to the Myanmar military, including after its illegal coup attempt.