Yangon, June 30 (AseanAll) — On 30 June 2025, M. Arif Hidayatullah, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of the Republic of Indonesia to Myanmar, along with officials from the Indonesian Embassy (KBRI) in Yangon, conducted an official visit to the gas-fired power plant operated by Maxpower (Thaketa) Co., Ltd., located in the Thaketa industrial zone of Yangon. Maxpower is a subsidiary of Medco Energi, an Indonesian company engaged in the energy and natural resources sector.

Maxpower stands out as one of Indonesia’s investments that continues to operate consistently in Myanmar despite various multisectoral challenges in recent years, demonstrating the commitment of Indonesian private enterprises in supporting infrastructure development in the region.

During the visit, the Embassy delegation was welcomed by Maxpower’s Director of Business Development, Henry Zaw Tun, and General Manager, Aung Ko Ko Phyo. The Maxpower leadership team guided the delegation on a tour of the power plant’s operational areas, including the main control facility and power distribution system.

This visit aimed to provide moral support to Indonesian companies that continue to contribute to the supply of clean and reliable energy in Myanmar. Maxpower (Thaketa) Co., Ltd. is currently one of the primary suppliers of gas-based electricity in Yangon, playing a vital role in meeting the energy needs of the local community. Through this visit, the Indonesian Embassy in Yangon reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the sustainability of Indonesian investments in Myanmar and to strengthening economic ties between the two countries.