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Borneo Post
17-05-2025
- Business
- Borneo Post
Achieve balance between clean home, meaningful Kaamatan and Gawai celebrations with Magiclean
Magiclean's wide range of effective and affordable cleaning solutions, makes it easy to remove stains, germs, and smelly odours on any surface. KUALA LUMPUR (May 17): With Kaamatan and Gawai Dayak just around the corner, households in Sabah and Sarawak are in a rush to clean and prepare for the upcoming festivals. With a wide range of effective and affordable cleaning solutions, Magiclean makes it easy to remove stains, germs, and smelly odours on any surface. Magiclean's multipurpose floor, toilet, and bathroom cleaners make cleaning fast and easy. With antibacterial options, they keep homes fresh and hygienic. The glass cleaner, kitchen spray, and disinfectants make for fast cleaning, meaning more time to focus on decorating and hosting guests. The Top 5 product picks are the Wiper Range for quick dust and spill removal; Floor Cleaner for shiny, non-sticky floors; Stain & Mold and Bathroom Cleaner for spotless tiles and sinks,; and Glass Cleaner for sparkling mirrors and windows. Kaamatan and Gawai Dayak are about family, tradition and joyful gatherings—not about spending hours scrubbing floors—and Magiclean aims to help families achieve that perfect balance between a clean home and meaningful celebrations. In conjunction with the celebrations, Magiclean is currently running an exclusive promotion. With every purchase of participating products (Magiclean, Attack or Kao Bleach) worth RM22 or above in a single receipt, Customers will receive a free glass container, available at Everwin and Emart outlets in Sarawak. Customers will receive a free glass container with every purchase of participating products (Magiclean, Attack or Kao Bleach) worth RM22 or above in a single receipt, available in major stores across Sabah (Servay and Emart) and Sarawak (Everwin and Emart). For full details and updates, visit Magiclean Malaysia on Facebook.
Korea Herald
14-02-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
Shinsegae chairman ups stake in discount outlet unit
Chung Yong-jin, chairman of South Korean retail conglomerate Shinsegae Group, has acquired an additional stake in the group's discount store affiliate, Emart Inc., for responsible management, the group said Friday. Chung purchased 2.78 million Emart shares, held by his mother and the group's general chairwoman Lee Myung-hee, for 225.1 billion won ($156 million) in after-hours trading on Tuesday, the group said in a regulatory filing. The chairman used his personal assets for the stock purchase, which pushed up his stake in Emart from 18.56 percent to 28.56 percent, the group said. The stock purchase is aimed at strengthening the chairman's responsible management as the biggest shareholder of Emart based on the discount retailer's performance amid growing uncertainties at home and abroad, it said. For all of 2024, Emart's net losses widened to 573.4 billion won from 187.5 billion won a year earlier. The 55-year-old was promoted as chairman in March last year to help the retail giant ride out the unfavorable business environment and meet rapidly changing customer demands. (Yonhap)
