Malaysia's ZUS Coffee expands into Thailand, eyes 50 outlets by 2026


ZUS Coffee co-founder and group chief operating officer Venon Tian. — ART CHEN/The Star

BANGKOK: Malaysian coffee chain ZUS Coffee plans to open 50 outlets in Thailand in 2026, following its official debut in the Kingdom on Friday.

Co-founder and group chief operating officer Venon Tian said the company spent about six months to seven months on research and development to better understand the Thai market ahead of its launch.

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