FMI is an investment holding company that owns shares in companies engaged in a number of diverse businesses. Its core businesses are in the financial services, real estate, healthcare and tourism sectors.

FMI also has investments in other companies, including companies engaged in infrastructure sector and a company developing Thilawa Special Economic Zone.

All of FMI’s subsidiaries run their own day-to-day business activities with a high degree of autonomy. Subsidiaries are managed on a standalone basis and each has its own business functions (such as sales, marketing, purchasing and human resources departments).

FMI has oversight of significant capital allocation decisions of its subsidiaries and is actively involved in selecting the Chief Executive Officer of these companies. FMI‘s Executive Chairman, U Theim Wai @ Serge Pun, is on the Board of Directors of each of its subsidiaries. FMI’s management team is also responsible for corporate and social responsibility, setting the corporate culture, and communicating the appropriate “tone at the top” messages to its employees, including those at its subsidiaries. As of 31 March 2018, FMI has a workforce of 3,642 employees on a consolidated basis, 28 of whom are located at FMI‘s corporate headquarters.