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Malaysia Airlines unveils 'Time for Memorable Journeys' campaign
Malaysia Airlines unveils 'Time for Memorable Journeys' campaign

The Star

time20-05-2025

  • Business
  • The Star

Malaysia Airlines unveils 'Time for Memorable Journeys' campaign

SEPANG : Building on the momentum of its successful 'Time For' campaign, Malaysia Airlines has introduced its latest iteration – Time For Memorable Journeys – inviting travellers to embark on enriching journeys with enticing fares across its domestic and international network. The sale is available until today for travel until March 31, next year. This campaign encourages travellers to discover new cultures and create unforgettable memories, all while enjoying the renowned warmth of Malaysian Hospitality. Travellers can explore Malaysia and beyond with all-in return Economy Class fares from *RM119 to popular domestic destinations like Kota Kinabalu and Langkawi and from *RM419 to international cities such as Bangkok, Trivandrum, Paris and more across Malaysia Airlines' global network. From hidden gems like Da Nang to iconic spots like Auckland and the soon-to-return Brisbane, this campaign makes travel more rewarding and memorable. All Economy Class fares include 20kg of checked baggage, offering great value whether it's a vibrant escape, cultural journey, or romantic getaway. Experience greater comfort, seamless connectivity, and the signature hospitality of Malaysia Airlines. For travellers transiting through KLIA Terminal 1, the Bonus Side Trip offers added value with a complimentary stopover to one of seven exciting Malaysian destinations — such as Langkawi, Penang, or Johor Bahru — all within a single ticket. Travellers can also enjoy enhanced onboard offerings, including the personalised "Chef on Call" menu and elegant amenity kits. Families with children benefit from the MH Young Explorers Club, with perks such as priority check-in, family boarding, kid-friendly meals and engaging activity packs. To elevate the experience, Malaysia Airlines provides a 24-hour Private Terminal transfer service for Enrich Platinum, Business Suite and Business Class passengers. Featuring a luxury fleet of Mercedes Benz sedans, including the S 580 e Plug-in Hybrid and all-electric EQS 500 4MATIC, the service ensures seamless, chauffeur-driven transfers between KLIA Terminal 1's Main Terminal and Satellite Building. With the recent enhancement of Malaysia Airlines' Fare Family (Economy Value, Basic and Flex) offers added benefits like baggage allowance, seat selection and priority services, with varying flexibility for refunds and rebooking. Enrich members also receive an additional 5% off fares, while non-members are encouraged to sign up for free to access this benefit. With Malaysia Airlines, it's not just about getting there – it's about how you feel along the way. Time For Memorable Journeys is your call to explore with heart, reconnect with the world and make every mile matter. For more information or to book, visit or download the mobile app for the latest deals and promotions. *Fares shown are for Economy Basic, subject to availability. Return fares apply to bookings made during the campaign period from 7–20 May 2025 for travel between 1 June 2025 and 31 March 2026. Blackout dates apply. Visit for more details.

Discount chain Eco-Shop seeks RM419 million in Malaysia IPO
Discount chain Eco-Shop seeks RM419 million in Malaysia IPO

Business Times

time29-04-2025

  • Business
  • Business Times

Discount chain Eco-Shop seeks RM419 million in Malaysia IPO

[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysian discount retail chain Eco-Shop Marketing plans to raise RM419 million (S$127 million) in what will be Malaysia's biggest market debut in eight months. Eco-Shop will look to sell 347 million shares at RM1.21 apiece in a public listing, valuing the company at RM7 billion, according to a prospectus released on Tuesday (Apr 29). The company plans to raise an additional RM623 million via a share sale to institutional investors. Maybank Investment Bank, a unit of Malaysia's biggest lender, is the sole underwriter of the IPO. The stock is expected to start trading on May 23. The dollar-store operator plans to use the proceeds from the share sale to add 70 stores per year for the next five years, essentially doubling its store count, chief executive officer Jessica Ng said during the launch of the prospectus in Malaysia's Selangor state. 'In the current cost environment, our business model has never been more relevant,' she said. Established in 2003 by Lee Kar Whatt, Eco-Shop sells the majority of items in its stores for RM2.60. It operates 350 stores across Malaysia and has a market share of 68 per cent in the country's discount-store sector. Eco-Shop's IPO underlines the strength of Malaysia's consumer sector – which also attracted the country's biggest listing last year in mini-mart chain 99 Speed Mart Retail Holdings, which raised over US$530 million in Malaysia's biggest IPO in seven years. Malaysia's consumer spending is expected to see further strong growth in 2025, according to Fitch Solutions' BMI in a recent report. Household spending is expected to grow 5.2 per cent this year, according to the report, marking a return to pre-pandemic levels of growth. BLOOMBERG

Discount chain Eco-Shop seeks US$97mil in IPO
Discount chain Eco-Shop seeks US$97mil in IPO

Free Malaysia Today

time29-04-2025

  • Business
  • Free Malaysia Today

Discount chain Eco-Shop seeks US$97mil in IPO

Eco-Shop plans to use the proceeds from the share sale to add 70 stores per year for the next five years. (Eco-Shop website pic) KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysian discount retail chain Eco-Shop Marketing Sdn Bhd plans to raise RM419 million (US$96.7 million) in what will be Malaysia's biggest market debut in eight months. Eco-Shop will look to sell 347 million shares at RM1.21 apiece in a public listing, valuing the company at RM7 billion, according to a prospectus released today. The company plans to raise an additional RM623 million via a share sale to institutional investors. Maybank Investment Bank Bhd, a unit of Malaysia's biggest lender, is the sole underwriter of the IPO. The stock is expected to start trading on May 23. The dollar-store operator plans to use the proceeds from the share sale to add 70 stores per year for the next five years, essentially doubling its store count, chief executive officer Jessica Ng said during the launch of the prospectus in Malaysia's Selangor state. 'In the current cost environment, our business model has never been more relevant,' she said. Established in 2003 by Lee Kar Whatt, Eco-Shop sells the majority of items in its stores for RM2.60. It operates 350 stores across Malaysia and has a market share of 68% in the country's discount-store sector. Eco-Shop's IPO underlines the strength of Malaysia's consumer sector – which also attracted the country's biggest listing last year in mini-mart chain 99 Speed Mart Retail Holdings Bhd, which raised over US$530 million in Malaysia's biggest IPO in seven years. Malaysia's consumer spending is expected to see further strong growth in 2025, according to Fitch Solutions' BMI in a recent report. Household spending is expected to grow 5.2% this year, according to the report, marking a return to pre-pandemic levels of growth.

Discount chain Eco-Shop files for RM7b IPO amid retail sector growth
Discount chain Eco-Shop files for RM7b IPO amid retail sector growth

Malay Mail

time29-04-2025

  • Business
  • Malay Mail

Discount chain Eco-Shop files for RM7b IPO amid retail sector growth

KUALA LUMPUR, April 29 — Eco-Shop Marketing Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian discount retail chain, plans to raise RM419 million in what will be the country's largest IPO in eight months. The company will offer 347 million shares at RM1.21 each, valuing Eco-Shop at RM7 billion, while also seeking an additional RM623 million through a private placement to institutional investors, Bloomberg reported today,. Maybank Investment Bank Bhd, a subsidiary of Malaysia's largest lender, is the sole underwriter of the IPO, with trading expected to begin on 23 May. Eco-Shop, which mainly sells items at RM2.60, plans to double its store count by opening 70 new outlets annually over the next five years using the funds raised. Chief executive officer Jessica Ng said the business model is especially relevant in the current cost-of-living environment, during the prospectus launch in Selangor. Founded in 2003 by Lee Kar Whatt, Eco-Shop currently operates 350 outlets across Malaysia and holds a dominant 68 per cent market share in the local discount retail sector. The IPO is the latest indicator of resilience in the Malaysian consumer sector, which also saw last year's largest listing in 99 Speed Mart Retail Holdings Bhd's US$530 million debut.

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