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According to a report from the Ministry of National Planning and Development, released on Thursday, investment jumped from $172.7m in the 2007- 2008 fiscal year to $984.9m.
The ministry said 87 per cent of the total invested in Myanmar came from China.
The surge in investment comes despite wide-ranging sanctions imposed on military-ruled Myanmar - formerly known as Burma - that have virtually cut off any investment from the US and European Union.
The country has large and underdeveloped reserves of oil, gas and timber as well as minerals and precious stones.
China’s investment in Myanmar is focused mainly on energy and natural resources, which its needs to fuel its rapidly expanding industrialisation and urbanisation.
According to reports Chinese corporations are involved in at least 90 hydropower, mining and oil and gas projects across the country.
The projects include construction of hydropower dams as well as a large pipeline project across the length of Myanmar aimed at transporting gas and oil to China’s landlocked southern Yunnan province.