AYA Bank views Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as a fundamental element of our corporate strategies, embodying our dedication to serving society in the best possible manner. We recognize our responsibility towards stakeholders and the public, and we strive to make a meaningful impact by operating in ways that benefit society and the environment.

Being mindful of our actions, we acknowledge the extensive influence we have on various aspects of society, encompassing economic, social, and environmental dimensions.

In pursuit of achievable and positive long-term goals for our people and the wider community, we have categorized AYA Bank's Corporate Social Responsibility into five key areas:

 

Healthy Lifestyle

We advocate for and actively promote initiatives that contribute to a healthy lifestyle, supporting the well-being of individuals and communities.

Gender Equality

We are committed to fostering gender equality and ensuring an inclusive and diverse environment within the bank and the communities we serve.

Corporate
Digital Responsibility

Recognizing the significance of the digital age, we embrace responsible digital practices and promote digital literacy to benefit society.

Financial Inclusion

We strive to enhance financial inclusion, empowering individuals, and businesses to access financial services and opportunities.

Community Engagement

We actively engage with communities, investing time and resources to address their specific needs and contribute positively to their development.

By upholding these principles of Corporate Social Responsibility, AYA Bank aims to play a constructive role in creating a better and more sustainable future for all.

Recent Update

In response to the catastrophic earthquake that shook Myanmar’s northern and central region on 28th March 2025, AYA Bank PCL, through its philanthropic arm, the Ayeyarwady Foundation, swiftly mobilized comprehensive relief and rescue efforts to support the affected communities. 

Deployed machinery for rescue operations and provided free fuel supplies for ambulances in Mandalay and NayPyiTaw

As part of the immediate response,  Ayeyarwady Foundation has deployed (30) units of heavy machinery to the severely impacted regions—including Mandalay, NayPyiTaw, Aung Pan, and surrounding areas— to support in rescue and relief operations. Recognizing the logistical demands of large-scale relief operations, free fuel supplies are being provided for all rescue vehicles and ambulances through Max Energy stations. This initiative helps maintain uninterrupted operations across all affected zones. Through Max Energy Stations in Mandalay, NayPyiTaw, Taunggyi, and Heho, free fuel supplies are provided for rescue machinery and public ambulances, enabling round-the-clock rescue efforts. Additionally, they have distributed drinking water and snacks to rescue workers.

 

 

Collaborative efforts with local social organizations for the earthquake-affected people in Sagaing

The Foundation has also joined hands with local social organizations to provide additional machinery and skilled operators, enhancing the speed and efficiency of rescue missions. On 31st March, the foundation provided financial and essential aid to support ongoing relief efforts, ensuring smooth operations carried out by active social organizations. The contribution included, 
 •20 million MMK and 200 purified water bottles to the Thukha-Kari Social Rescue Team,
 •10 million MMK and 125 purified water bottles to the O-Bo Social Rescue Team, and
 •10 million MMK and 100 purified water bottles to the Min-Lan Youth Social Organizations.

In addition, the foundation donated 10 million MMK and 125 bottles of drinking water to Tha-Kya-Ditha Nunnery School, which suffered significant damage from the earthquake. 

Furthermore, the foundation deployed machinery such as mini excavators, wheel loaders, and dump trucks to support debris clearing and removal work in earthquake-affected buildings in the Sagaing Region. Water tankers are also provided to meet drinking water needs in the affected areas.

 

Expanded Support of Machinery and Experienced Operators, in collaboration with Local Social Organizations in Mandalay

The Ayeyarwady Foundation, in collaboration with local social associations in Mandalay, is actively providing disaster relief by deploying heavy machinery and experienced operators to assist in rescue and recovery operations. For social organizations and international rescue teams conducting relief efforts, the Ayeyarwady Foundation and Max Energy are supplying free fuel for machinery, motor vehicles, generators, fire trucks, and rescue vehicles on-site through fuel bowsers delivered directly to the rescue operations. Additionally, the foundation has contributed to clearing the debris caused by the earthquake at the Mandalay Mahamuni Pagoda archway collapse.

 

Provided essential supplies and restoration supports in NayPyiTaw

In NayPyiTaw, where communities have been severely affected, the Ayeyarwady Foundation has provided essential food supplies such as rice, instant noodles, and drinking water. The foundation has also set up temporary shelters (tents) for displaced residents. Furthermore, the foundation is actively supporting road restoration efforts in NayPyiTaw by deploying heavy machinery to repair damaged roads and reinforce collapsed areas.

Supported rescue teams and injured monks at Mandalay’s Ma-Soe-Yein  Monastery (U Hla Thein Beikman)

Following the devastating earthquake that caused severe destruction and loss of life at Mandalay’s Ma-Soe-Yein  Monastery (U Hla Thein Beikman), rescue operations continue at the affected site. In response, the Ayeyarwady Foundation has extended support to rescue organizations, volunteers, and injured monks receiving medical treatment.

Led by U Zaw Zaw, the Ayeyarwady Foundation team met with Myanmar Social Rescue Association, Manizala Social Rescue, Phay Kuu Let Association, Kachin State Thakhah Social Organization, Thukha Kari Social Rescue, and other volunteers. The Foundation team expressed gratitude for their efforts, contributed MMK 100 million for international rescue teams to arrange food and fuel and injured monks, including those who suffered limb loss due to the earthquake. 

Afterwards, heavy machinery was deployed to clear debris from the new building of Ma-Soe-Yein Monastery in Mandalay, ensuring safe access and recovery. Additional donation of 140 million Kyats was made to the Sangha (monks) residing at the monastery to support their ongoing needs during this difficult time.