Hain Brother Co., Ltd

Hain Brother, established in 1990 and based in Yangon, functions as a professional entity within the Myanmar shipping and logistics sector. The organization offers a comprehensive range of agency services to various vessel types, including tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, and offshore supply vessels. These activities encompass managing port calls at all major national gateways under the jurisdiction of the Myanmar Port Authority. The team handles critical administrative and operational tasks such as vessel attendance, cargo and passenger handling, and ship-to-ship operations, ensuring compliance with local regulations and industry standards. In its capacity as a port agent, the firm provides extensive husbandry services to meet the diverse needs of ship owners, managers, and operators. This involves the procurement and delivery of ship provisions, technical stores, and freshwater. As an authorized ship chandler, the company supplies essential goods to foreign-flagged vessels throughout their stay in Myanmar waters. Technical support is a significant part of the service portfolio, with the team facilitating ship repairs, routine inspections, and dry-docking arrangements. Additionally, the business manages crew-related logistics, including recruitment, travel arrangements, and crew changes for both the marine and offshore sectors. The technical capabilities of Hain Brother extend into specialized fields such as submarine and marine cable laying, alongside engineering and infrastructure support for the oil and gas industry. The organization holds certification from the American Bureau of Shipping, reflecting its commitment to quality and safety in maritime operations. By integrating logistics, procurement, and agency functions, the firm supports the seamless movement of goods and vessels across the region. Its central office in Dagon Township serves as a hub for coordinating complex maritime projects and routine port agency duties, ensuring that every vessel receives reliable and professional support during its call to Myanmar.