McDONALD’S PLEDGES RM1BIL TO YOUTH AND GROWTH


(From left) McDonald’s Malaysia vice president and chief development officer Hamid Ahmad, McDonald’s Titiwangsa restaurant general manager Wong Xinru, Azmir, together with McDonald’s Malaysia senior vice president and chief impact officer Melati Abdul Hai, posing in front of the reopened McDonald’s Titiwangsa Drive-Thru restaurant featuring the new Luna design.

WHEN McDonald’s Titiwangsa first opened in 1988, it introduced Malaysians to the drive-thru concept. Thirty-eight years later, on the same Jalan Pahang plot, the restaurant has once again become a symbol of what’s next for the brand and of the brand’s future and its commitment to the national economy.

Reopened last week with its ­latest Luna design, the outlet marks the beginning of a massive RM1bil investment plan.

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