A/HRC/42/CRP.3 B. MEHL and MEC subsidiaries 61. Through its investigations, the Mission identified 106 military businesses that it concluded on reasonable grounds are fully owned by MEHL and MEC, among them 45 subsidiaries of MEHL and 61 subsidiaries of MEC. The Mission identified a further 27 businesses that it concluded on reasonable grounds are affiliated with MEHL and MEC through their corporate structures. The Mission is certain that it has not been successful in identifying all MEHL and MEC subsidiaries. 62. Identified MEHL subsidiaries span a diverse range of industries, including ruby and jade mining, cement manufacturing, construction, tourism, banking and insurance. MEHL businesses are structured into three departments: service, trade and production. The MEHL service department is led by Major General Aung Ye Win, a retired member of the Tatmadaw, who serves as a managing director.136 The trade department is led by Dr. Tun Zan Aung, a director. The production department is led by Colonel Win Kyi, a retired Tatmadaw officer, and deputy managing director.137 136 137 24 The Union of Myanmar Economic Holdings Ltd. (Ministry of Defense), Announcement of Status Change to a Public Company, 30 March 2016 “Announcement to Shareholders” and 6 May 2019 summary of governance structure. The Union of Myanmar Economic Holdings Ltd. (Ministry of Defense), Announcement of Status Change to a Public Company, 30 March 2016 “Announcement to Shareholders” and 6 May 2019 summary of governance structure.