
Allegedly Non-Existent Franchise Investment: Man Faces Charges
A man has pleaded not guilty to six charges in Alor Setar, Malaysia, including allegedly deceiving individuals over investments in a non-existent franchise business.
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A man has pleaded not guilty to six charges in Alor Setar, Malaysia, including allegedly deceiving individuals over investments in a non-existent franchise business.
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Malaysia’s domestic trade ministry is focusing on developing MSMEs as franchisors, with an emphasis on business sustainability, innovation and market expansion for local brands.
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Tealive has introduced four new drink varieties, with its network reaching 800 outlets in Malaysia and 82 franchised outlets overseas.
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FIM2026 brought together 159 exhibitors and more than 26,000 visitors, recording potential investment of over RM600 million.
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Malaysia’s Budget 2027 allocates RM20 million to PSFS to support start-up capital, working capital and new outlets for Malaysian franchise businesses.
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Malaysia’s Budget 2027 allocates RM9 million to BYOB, offering training, business matching and six months of monitoring for Bumiputera women and young people.
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Local franchisors account for 62.2% of franchisor and master franchisor registrations, as attention turns to competitiveness and market expansion.
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Choco Loco, a director and a former director have pleaded not guilty to charges of using the term ‘franchise’ without approval.
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Education franchise opportunities starting from RM15,000 are being highlighted as an affordable route into franchising for Malaysia’s micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.
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FIM2027 is scheduled for 6–8 May at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, following a 2026 edition that attracted more than 26,000 visitors.
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The presentation of 16 registration certificates signals growth in Malaysia’s franchise sector, with education opportunities offering start-up costs as low as RM15,000.
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A sales projection of RM100 billion by 2030 and the award of 16 new registration certificates point to an expanding franchise sector in Malaysia.
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Pernas will allocate 70 per cent of its franchise financing for 2027 to franchisees and 30 per cent to brand owners.
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The Southern Region roadshow brings together 26 brands, with education franchise opportunities requiring start-up capital from as little as RM15,000.
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IHG’s agreement with King Park Hotel highlights the conversion of existing properties as a route to growth in Malaysia’s hotel franchise sector.
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King Park Hotel Tawau is set to undergo a major refurbishment before opening as the 140-room Holiday Inn Express Tawau in 2028.
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CEFL staff and franchisees celebrated Malaysia Day in Cambridge as the Malaysian education brand marked its silver jubilee.
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A two-hotel agreement in Sabah introduces IHG’s franchise model to Malaysia, bringing Garner to Kota Kinabalu and Holiday Inn Express to Tawau.
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Momoyo has opened a bakery-concept flagship in Rawang and is offering franchise opportunities to Malaysians as it targets 600 outlets nationwide.
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