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Kim Hin Joo is Not Toying about Going Digital

Pang Kim Hin, Chairman, Kim Hin Joo

09-Jul-19 08:05

Kim Hin Joo is Not Toying about Going Digital

Having listed on the ACE Market, Kim Hin Joo, which retails the Mothercare and ELC brands in Malaysia plans to open more clothing outlets and increase its existing toy offerings.

Its chairman, Pang Kim Hin joins us on the Breakfast Grille to discuss their expansion plans and the outlook for maternity, baby and children products for Malaysia.

Presented by: Sharidz Abdullah


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