Sein Wut Hmon Group

A coastline of 2,832 kilometers. A fleet built to work it.

Since 2000, Sein Wut Hmon has operated one of Myanmar's most established commercial fishing fleets. Twenty vessels. A proven export capability rooted in one of Southeast Asia's richest marine environments.

The Geography

Built for the water that built it.

Myanmar's marine geography is among the most productive in the region. A 2,832 km coastline, 0.5 million hectares of coastal swampland, and 8.2 million hectares of inland water bodies together yield roughly 70,000 tons of flood fisheries output each year.

SWH's fishery division was built to operate at the scale this geography allows, pairing a modernized fleet with onboard handling, shoreside cold storage, and documented traceability from vessel to market.

A single operator from harvest to export, rare in Myanmar, and deliberately so.
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Fleet

Twenty vessels, one coastline.

The SWH fleet works the full length of Myanmar's 2,832-kilometer coastline year-round. Every vessel is registered, tracked, and operated to international export standard. The photographs below are from a single port call in Yangon.

SWH fishing vessel MYA WUT HMOAN Y 1102, bow view, moored under bridge in YangonSWH fishing fleet rafted side-by-side at portSWH fishing vessel side profile against the waterlineSWH fishing vessel stern view at port
Operations

An end-to-end marine chain.

From vessel to port to buyer. Four connected capabilities, one operator.

Fleet

Fleet & Vessels

Twenty modernized commercial vessels, operated year-round across Myanmar's territorial waters and EEZ.

20 Vessels · Est. 2000
Capture

Wild Capture Operations

Commercial trawling for high-value marine species, managed to international export standards.

EEZ · Export-grade
Export

Export & Distribution

Documented traceability from vessel to market, integrated with SWH's logistics network.

Regional · International