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Singapore: Companies accused of involvement with Myanmar military junta, enabling atrocities against civilians, cos. could not be contacted

On 9 June 2026, Justice for Myanmar reported on a number of companies which had ties to the Myanmar military and remained active in Singapore through their subsidiaries. Justice for Myanmar alleges that Dynasty International Company; Myanmar Chemical and Machinery Group; KT Group; Provisor Aerotech Singapore; PEIA Pte Ltd engaged in weapon supplies sales to Myanmar's military involved in atrocities against civilians including Rohingya.

In July, Business and Human Rights Centre invited these companies to respond but they could not be reached. If companies wish to provide responses to the allegations, the story page will be updated accordingly.

Company Responses

Dynasty International Company Ltd

No Response

KT Group

No Response

Provisor Aerotech Singapore Pte Ltd (formerly Asia Trading Group Pte Ltd)

No Response

PEIA Pte Ltd

No Response

Myanmar Chemical & Machinery Group Ltd

No Response

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