Hypermarket’s largest store opens in Kelantan


Mydin Tunjong is Mydin’s 67th store and spans some 92,903sq metres.

Hypermarket chain Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd, with the theme “Bermulanya di Sini” (It begins here), has set up its biggest branch in Kelantan.

The state is where Mydin began its business in August 1957.

The latest Mydin hypermarket in Tunjong is the chain’s 67th outlet, and spans some 92,903 sq metres.

Apart from household items, fresh produce, clothing, Muslim-specific products and haj items, the hypermarket also offers products from local entrepreneurs.

Through this outlet, Mydin is providing 1,000 jobs as well as business opportunities for local communities.

The hypermarket’s building also houses other merchants, including Chatime, Marrybrown, Watsons and Sushi King.

Mydin Mohamed Holdings Bhd managing director Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin said, “In this time of economic uncertainty due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Mydin has taken this brave step to help the Malaysian Family by offering numerous job and business opportunities.

“The opening of this outlet shows Mydin’s commitment to spurring the local economy by offering products at competitive prices and increasing the people’s purchasing power.”

Mydin Tunjong opened on March 10 with a host of special deals offered to customers for 10 days.

There were also discounts for Meriah loyalty card members along with other activities to mark the opening of the hypermarket.

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