Marrybrown serves up expansion plans with 30 new Malaysian outlets, Cambodia debut
JOHOR BAHRU, Oct 17 — Local fast-food chain Marrybrown aims to open 30 new outlets nationwide by 2027 as part of i...
Marrybrown, a local fast-food chain, is planning to open 30 new outlets across Malaysia by 2027 as part of its expansion strategy, according to CEO Daniel Chan Lek Seong. The company currently operates around 300 outlets in Malaysia, with Johor being the most prominent with approximately 100 outlets since its inception. Chan emphasized that the objective is to strengthen the company's position in the fast-food industry and meet domestic demand.
The company's expansion plans also include the debut of its first outlet in Cambodia, scheduled for November, with renovations currently underway. Additionally, Marrybrown is exploring new markets, including Egypt, with a goal of identifying three to five new country markets each year based on business opportunities.
Locally, approximately 90% of Marrybrown's raw materials are sourced from small and medium enterprises, supporting the domestic supply chain. The company is also maintaining menu prices and prioritizing affordability for consumers.
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