Salika - About Us

About Us

Our Profile

Our company was established in Tokyo in 1997 as a translation and interpretation business. In 2012, a Japanese TV station hired our company to assist with their TV program in Myanmar. When we went to Myanmar after 20 years of living in Tokyo, we realized that Myanmar has a lack of technologies and skilled workers in any business sectors. Also, in 2014, one of our friends from Myanmar requested that he wants us to verify the possibility of using Korean technology for the Htein Pin garbage dump site. We did research on incinerators in Japan to find a suitable solution for Myanmar’s mounting waste problems.

We decided to form a group to contribute Japanese technology to Myanmar with people who have a genuine interest in Myanmar and who were willing to contribute their time and experience. Salika Ltd. was re-formed as a consulting and technology business. Mr. Yoneda, who was a former Bank Manager, agreed to join the company. Htun Aung Gyaw (M.A Cornell University, USA), who was a native Burmese, agreed to join our team. Mr. Yoneda agreed to work on the Japanese side, and Mr. Htun Aung Gyaw agreed to work for the consulting and recruiting business on the Myanmar side. As a founder of Salika Ltd., Moe Thwe worked as a coordinator for both the Japanese and Myanmar sides, and our group was established in November 2014.

We are now providing waste management, industrial wastewater treatment, and garbage decomposition devices and their technology to Myanmar.

Meet With Our Team

Salika Ltd Myanmar team was established in November 2014 with three founding members. Mr. Htun Aung Gyaw was a native Burmese as well as a well-known politician and social writer, Mr. Yoneda was a former banker, and Moe Thwe was the founder of Salika Ltd established in 1997.

Our strategy for Trans-Tech to Myanmar is focusing on providing suitable Japanese technology and advanced methods will be led by Mr. Yoneda. The need for technology from Myanmar will be led by Mr. Htun Aung Gyaw, Communication between Japan and Myanmar will be coordinated by Moe Thwe who has superb skills in both languages and management skills.