KHJ ramps up digital presence, brick-and-mortar ops


The Ace Market-listed company has outlined a series of plans, including the expansion of its retail stores and investment in information technology system to boost its e-commerce business, despite the volatile situation.

KUALA LUMPUR: Retailer Kim Hin Joo (M) Bhd (KHJ) will continue to focus on its presence in Malaysia despite the Covid-19 pandemic, sluggish economic growth and poor consumer confidence, said managing director Pang Fu Wei.

The Ace Market-listed company has outlined a series of plans, including the expansion of its retail stores and investment in information technology system to boost its e-commerce business, despite the volatile situation.

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