Here, theSun highlights five new additions, showcasing how each outlet enhances its respective industry while enriching the lives of Malaysians.
Xiaomi has opened its first directly managed Xiaomi Store at IPC Shopping Centre in Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Unlike previous outlets managed through distributor partnerships, Xiaomi Malaysia fully operates this outlet.
Xiaomi Southeast Asia general manager Alex Tang emphasised that this new store reflects Xiaomi’s dedication to offering a holistic user experience. Complementing this vision, country manager Eddie Huang highlighted the brand’s move to providing innovative technology at honest prices.
Klippa Shopping Centre in Batu Kawan, Penang, is expanding its community-focused offerings with the launch of its Soccer Experience, which is powered by Ikea. Scheduled to open in June, the 200,000-square-foot facility is set to become the largest in the Soccer Experience portfolio, featuring two fields, including a roof-covered venue for large events and competitions.
Soccer Experience founder Martin Tierney highlighted the initiative’s aim to nurture local talent and foster inclusivity while contributing to the local sports culture. Sustainability is central to the project, with features such as solar energy solutions and rainwater harvesting systems incorporated into its design.
Elmina Lakeside Mall and Outdoor Sculpture Museum in Shah Alam
ELM, operational since August last year, has achieved 99% occupancy rate, anchored by notable tenants such as Jaya Grocer, Harvey Norman and Ediya Coffee. The 200,000-square-foot mall integrates green spaces, cycling paths and an open-air design, reducing its environmental impact while enhancing community interaction.
Sime Darby Property CEO Datuk Seri Azmir Merican emphasised the role of these new facilities in fostering community connections and supporting sustainable living.
Malaysia’s children’s fashion scene has a new player with the arrival of Balabala, a leading international brand, at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur. Catering to children aged 0 to 12, Balabala combines style, comfort and functionality in its collections.
Semir Group vice president Kevin Zhong said Balabala empowers children through fashion, emphasising creativity and individuality. The outlet hosted a Lucky Wheel Draw to celebrate its launch and provided instant rebates until Jan 26, offering up to RM68 off purchases.
Petron’s 800th service station at Pedas-Linggi Layby
In a first for Petron, the station includes a Quick Treats booth, enabling customers to grab snacks and beverages from their vehicles. Sustainability initiatives such as rainwater harvesting, solar-powered lighting and eco-friendly building materials reflect Petron’s initiative to reducing its environmental footprint.
Vibrant future for Malaysia’s retail
From smart stores to community-driven sports facilities, artistic hubs and sustainable service stations, these new openings highlight Malaysia’s dynamic growth in retail, lifestyle and sustainability. Each outlet is proof of innovation and inclusivity to elevating consumer experiences while fostering community connections.
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