Green gifting takes centre stage at Malaysia Gifts Fair’s 15th Anniversary


MGPA president Ivan Loo (left), Matrade deputy chief executive officer Abu Bakar Yusof (centre), and organising chairman of Malaysia Gifts Fair 2025 Alex Chai at the launch ceremony.

THE Malaysia Gifts Fair 2025 is set to commemorate a significant milestone as it celebrates its 15th anniversary, marking over a decade of growth, innovation, and leadership in the gifting and premium industry.

Organised by the Malaysian Gifts & Premium Association (MGPA), the official launch and balloting day was held on 15 April, kicking off the preparations for what promises to be the most transformative edition to date.

Set to take place from June 24 to 26 at the KL Convention Centre, the fair is expected to attract over 15,000 visitors across the Asean region including top corporate buyers, industry leaders, and key decision-makers.

This landmark 15th edition will feature more than 300 booths, showcasing over 50,000

innovative gifting ideas, including sustainable packaging, eco-friendly merchandise,

customised corporate gifts, and trendy apparel.

The fair continues to serve as a vital platform for businesses to showcase their innovations, expand their networks, and stay ahead of industry trends.

It has also been recognised by the Malaysia Book of Records as the Largest Gifts Fair in Malaysia.

“Over the past 15 years, the Malaysia Gifts Fair has grown from a local trade event in 2009 to

the largest and most influential gifting exhibition in Asean” said MGPA president Ivan Loo.

“This year, we continue to push boundaries by promoting sustainable innovation and

embedding ESG principles into the gifting industry.”

He also extended his appreciation to exhibitors, sponsors, and stakeholders who have

supported the fair throughout its journey. “Together, we aim to make this 15th edition the

most impactful and forward-thinking to date.”

In response to the growing demand for eco-conscious solutions, this year’s event will

emphasise ethically sourced materials and environmentally responsible product

design – positioning the fair as a leader in green gifting.

“The 15th Malaysia Gifts Fair 2025 is not just a milestone; it represents a movement toward

responsible and sustainable gifting for the future,” affirmed organising chairman Alex Chai

“Looking ahead, we’re excited to announce the 16th Malaysia Gifts Fair, which can accommodate up to 400 booths, providing even more space for exhibitors and business opportunities.”

With participants from Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, India,

Bangladesh, and beyond, the Malaysia Gifts Fair continues to strengthen the country’s role

as Asean central hub for the gifts and premium market.

For more information visit www.malaysiagiftsfair.com.my

 

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