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10PC RISE IN POTENTIAL DEAL VALUE

Achievemen­t due to franchise packages offered by 88 firms, says MFA

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FRANCHISE Internatio­nal Malaysia (FIM) 2018 has recorded a potential transactio­n value of RM410 million, an increase of more than 10 per cent from RM373 million previously.

Of the total value, RM90 million was contribute­d by the Franchise In-Buying Mission programme.

Malaysian Franchise Associatio­n (MFA) chairman Datuk Radzali Hassan said the achievemen­t was the result of the franchise packages offered by 88 local and internatio­nal companies.

Internatio­nal franchise companies from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, China, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Singapore, Australia and the Philippine­s participat­ed at the event from last Friday to Sunday.

There were 10,511 visitors and 940 potential franchisee­s.

At the opening ceremony, certificat­es were presented to new franchisor­s.

Memoranda of understand­ing were also signed between Marrybrown Sdn Bhd (M) and Famcorp Sdn Bhd (Japan), as well as between MFA and Baitulmal Profession­al Institute.

This year, besides exhibition and conference­s, there were programmes such as franchise business matching, consulting session, in-buying mission and celebrity talks.

Radzali said these were the value-added elements to further help exhibitors and visitors gain more exposure and knowledge throughout the three-day event.

This annual event was co-organised by MFA and the Domestic Trade, Cooperativ­es and Consumeris­m Ministry.

 ?? PIC BY OWEE AH CHUN ?? Domestic Trade, Cooperativ­es and Consumeris­m Minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin (centre) with Malaysian Franchise Associatio­n chairman Datuk Radzali Hassan (left) and ministry secretaryg­eneral Datuk Seri Jamil Salleh at the opening of Franchise...
PIC BY OWEE AH CHUN Domestic Trade, Cooperativ­es and Consumeris­m Minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin (centre) with Malaysian Franchise Associatio­n chairman Datuk Radzali Hassan (left) and ministry secretaryg­eneral Datuk Seri Jamil Salleh at the opening of Franchise...

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