Mydin to look into installing solar panels at 15 of its hypermarkets nationwide


PETALING JAYA: Local hypermarket chain Mydin Mohamed Holdings will look at installing solar panels at 15 of its outlets nationwide, in support of the government's push towards a green sustainable future.

The installation of the panels is part of the company's new Mydin Prihatin #forfuture programme that aims to push for the adoption of more environmentally conscious, socially responsible, and well-governed (ESG) practices among its workforce, customers and the industry as a whole.

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