Kedai Emas Sri Semantan continues to strengthen its position in the local gold industry with the opening of its 23rd branch in Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur, thereby demonstrating the company's commitment to continue growing and reaching more customers.
The opening of the new branch is one of the significant achievements of Sri Semantan Gold Shop after surpassing the first half of 2026 with commendable performance, thanks to the support from the Sri Semantan Gold community and the entire team involved.
According to the Sri Semantan Gold Shop Founder and Executive Chairman, Mohamad Hafizal Mahmood, said that the opening of the company's 23rd branch in Wangsa Maju is a major strategic move to meet customer needs, especially in the rapidly developing Klang Valley area, such as the Setapak area.
He added the company is very optimistic about achieving the target of opening at least 30 gold shops by the end of 2026, with this development driven by customer trust, community support, and the continuous efforts of the entire Sri Semantan Gold staff.
"The opening of this 23rd branch is the result of a combination of prayers, efforts, patience, and unwavering confidence. We greatly appreciate the support and trust given by the Emas Sri Semantan community," he said.
In a challenging and uncertain economic environment, gold is seen not just as an ornament, but increasingly gaining attention as a store of value and an asset that can be liquidated when needed.
Kedai Emas Sri Semantan has also seen an increase among customers who choose gold as an emergency fund, whether for short-term needs or long-term savings.
According to Mohamad Hafizal, gold savings can be used for various purposes including religious needs, children's education, and future preparations. It is also seen as a form of asset diversification in family financial planning.
"With Sri Semantan, you are not just buying gold." You are buying stability, protection, and hope for a brighter future," he said.
Since its establishment, Sri Semantan Gold Shop has maintained its mission to provide high-quality products and services as well as offer friendly service to customers and the Sri Semantan Gold community.
The company believes that a good customer experience is one of the important factors in building trust and ensuring that customers continue to choose Emas Sri Semantan regardless of age or background.
"The opening of the 23rd branch in Wangsa Maju also symbolises the continuous support from family, business partners, the workforce, members of Emas Sri Semantan, and the general public." Mohamad Hafizal said.
Kedai Emas Sri Semantan expresses its commitment to continue raising public awareness about the importance of gold as an asset that can serve as a buffer during difficult times and as a foundation for the future.
At the same time, the company aims to continue empowering Emas Sri Semantan as a platform that can contribute to the economic improvement of the Malaysian people, particularly among the Bumiputera community.
With the opening of its 23rd branch, Sri Semantan Gold Store aims to continue expanding its business and strengthening its position in the preloved gold market.
The company expresses its desire to make Emas Sri Semantan the "Number One Preloved Gold Paradise in Malaysia," with the aspiration to develop a platform that is not only trustworthy but also provides real benefits to the community.
The official opening of the 23rd branch in Wangsa Maju also marks another step in Emas Sri Semantan's journey to achieve its set growth targets, as well as continuing efforts to build a business that can be passed down to future generations.
On Sunday, the Sri Semantan Gold Shop set-up also signed an MOU with PRISMA, an organization that focuses on welfare, community development, awareness, and support for parents and special children.c With the MOU, Sri Semantan is committed to implementing CSR initiatives that have a positive impact on society.
Both parties agree to cooperate in strengthening assistance and support for: families of children with special needs; members of the community in need; Special Education Integration Program Schools (PPKI); and organisations related to special needs children throughout Malaysia.
