Sunway Malls bucks the trend with 200 shops opening despite pandemic


KUALA LUMPUR: Sunway Malls, which operates seven malls across Klang Valley, Penang and Johor, continues to see healthy demand for its retail space with the opening of 200 new shops across its malls despite the weak market condition arising from COVID-19 pandemic.

Sunway Malls and Theme Park chief executive officer HC Chan said the achievement is largely driven by the growing emergence and accelerating expansion of Asian retail brands into the local retail scene which has picked up pace over the past few years.

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