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Daw Aye Aye Mon lives in Hinthada township where she operates a restaurant. She is the daughter of farmers, and is the eldest of five siblings. Over the last five years, she has used the loans taken from Fortune Fund Myanmar to improve the offerings in her restaurant. Apart from selling regular meals, she now also offers seasonal fruits and dried fish. Her plan is to use future loans to

Daw Mya Hnin Aung is from Pathein township, where she has lived all her life. She has been running the family convenience store for 16 years. Her husband has a motorcycle taxi, her eldest daughter is working in the garment industry, and her two younger daughters are schooling. She has been a loyal customer of Fortune Fund Myanmar, and is now on her fifth loan cycle. She has invested the

Daw Su Su Hlaing was born in Insein in Yangon, but has since moved to Hinthada township in Ayeyarwaddy. She is the third of five siblings, and has been working in the clothing and cosmetics industry for about 10 years. Her partnership with Fortune Fund Myanmar started back in 2014 when Fortune Fund first opened its doors. As a group loan customer, her loan amount has grown from the minimum

Daw Thin Thin Khaing has been a customer of Fortune Fund Myanmar since 2014, and has been working in the main family business, a convenience store, since 2003. Her husband drives a motorcycle taxi, and they have two sons, who they send to school. Over the years, as a group loan customer of Fortune Fund, the loan amount granted to her has continued to increase. She has put all these

Daw Yamin Htay, the youngest of three siblings, operates the family business which is a convenience store. She has been a borrower of Fortune Fund Myanmar since 2014, when she first took out a MMK200,000 loan to invest in their home business. At every loan cycle, she has been granted a higher loan amount, which has allowed them to expand the range of products being sold at their store. In