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Malaysia Co-op Sector Revenue Projected to Reach RM100bn

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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The co-operative sector in Malaysia recorded RM81.6bn in revenue by the end of 2025, with total assets amounting to RM186.75bn. The sector is projected to reach RM100bn in revenue this year, driven by growth and strengthening membership. The Malaysia Cooperative Societies Commission (SKM) is encouraging co-ops to adopt digital and AI technologies.

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Why it matters

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The Ministry of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development is prioritizing the launch of co-operatives to improve food security. The SKM, led by Marzuki, is tasked with enhancing the competitiveness and governance of the co-operative movement.

From thenews.coop

Who's involved

  • MarzukiCEO of the Malaysia Cooperative Societies Commission (SKM)
  • MalaysiaThe nation where the co-operative sector operates

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MalaysiaSpeculative

    Co-operative societies in Malaysia could see increased demand for digital and AI services as the commission encourages technology adoption.

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