Loading products on to trucks at the workshop for delivery to agent centers and dealer shops nationwide.

A newly established agent kiosk in Mawgyun. Most of these kiosks are run out of the home of the agent.

Pumps will often take 4 or 5 different modes of transport to reach their final destination.

180 independent dealer shops in small towns stock our full product line.

U Aung Soe, a Proximity agent, is always on call in his village. He used Yetagon products on his own farm for a few years before becoming an agent.

Yetagon products on display at a dealer shop in town.

We have 840 certified agents nationwide. All of them receive training on all of our products, installation, sales techniques, book keeping and product servicing in Yangon before going out in to the field.

Happy customers picking up their new Baby Elephant pumps and Fat Boy water baskets from a product demonstration at an agents house in Kyauk Tan.

Products arriving at village agent centers from the workshop in Yangon.

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Products available 27/7 across Myanmar

An extensive network gets us where we're needed, when we're needed

Making life-changing products is no good if the people who need them the most can’t access them. To reach even the remotest households we employ four distinct channels:

The largest and most effective is the 800+ independent village based agents who source our customers, install our products and provide after sales services. Most of these started as customers who liked our products so much that they started telling their friends and neighbors about them. Now an official part of our network, they earn a commission on sales and receive a set fee for repairs and installation.

In addition, 180+ private dealer shops in 65 small towns across the countryside stock our full range of irrigation products.

Most recently, we’ve begun offering products, after sales care, product financing services and spare parts at the village level in 100+ agent run village kiosks.

For our services, an emerging network of 1,400 village committees have formed loan groups for financial services, and buying groups for solar lighting products.

All together, this network has the ability to reach rural customers in hundreds of small towns and over 10,000 villages across the central Dry Zone, Ayeyarwady Delta and Shan Hills.