10 Franchise Indonesia Attract Partners in Malaysia

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Approximately 10 types of Indonesian franchise is now looking for business partners in Malaysia to attend the exhibition the 20th Franchise International Malaysia on September 20 to 22 in Kuala Lumpur.

In the exhibition opened by the Minister of Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumer Malaysia, Hasan Bin Malek, on Saturday, the Indonesian franchise entrepreneurs who occupy "Indonesia Pavilion" received a positive response from a number of visitors, there is even ready for a serious partnership.

Such as batik fashion classic with Alleira trademarks, immediately got a partner who wants to open in Sabah and Sarawak in order to meet the demand in the region, including buyers from Brunei Darussalam.

"The market potential in Sabah and Sarawak is quite good. Fact, 50 percent of whom are buyers from Brunei," said business manager Alleeira, Wan Azemi.

According to the Director of Tirta Ayu Spa, Lenywati, its presence in this exhibition could not be separated from the desire of a number of customers who often come from Malaysia to Jakarta to get the health care given company.

He mentioned, every day can be said to exist Malaysian customers who come into place in Jakarta. "On average 50-60 people every month," he said.

Similarly, with franchise car washes with the trademark "Macsauto", which participated in the exhibition states that there are a number of visitors has expressed readiness to become a business partner in Malaysia.

"How many names that have been declared to become a partner" macsauto "in some places in Malaysia," said Kornelia Laurensia who became managing director of the company car wash services.

The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (KBRI) Kuala Lumpur contributed to this exhibition mainly facilitate the existence of "Indonesian pavilion" for the participants from Indonesia.

Commercial Attaché Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Fajarini Puntodewi franchise company from Indonesia hopes to keep expanding into this country and certainly would suggest that the Indonesian franchise can compete in the global marketplace.

"For that, we hope more and more Indonesian franchise that can grow in this country and also abroad," he said.

A number of Indonesian franchise that has been present in Malaysia include Bumbu Desa, Wong Solo, Turkish Kebab, Mas Mono, Pecel Lela, Es Teler 77 and others.