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Oriental Kopi Holdings Berhad is a Malaysia-based investment holding company. The Company is primarily involved in cafe chain operations as well as the distribution and retail of its brands of consumer-branded packaged foods. The Company's Oriental Kopi cafes provide F&B services focusing on local Malaysian cuisine in a casual cafe setting. It offers a diverse Malaysian menu comprising mainly local cuisine including hot meals, snacks, pastries, desserts, cold drinks and hot/cold coffee and tea. It has obtained Halal certificates for three of its cafes in the arrival and departure level of KLIA 2 Retail Mall as well as Suria KLCC Mall. Within its cafe chain operations, it also sells its brand of consumer-branded packaged foods to end-consumers at its cafes. The Company is also involved in the distribution and retail of its brands of consumer-branded packaged foods. The Company's consumer-branded packaged foods are marketed under its brands, comprising Oriental Kopi, and Oriental.
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 1): Rising labour costs, potential expansion of sin taxes and subsidies tightening are expected to weigh on the consumer sector, said Apex Securities.
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ORIENTAL KOPI HOLDINGS BERHAD ("ORIENTAL KOPI" OR THE "COMPANY")
- JOINT VENTURE CUM SHAREHOLDERS' AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BETWEEN ORIENTAL COFFEE INTERNATIONAL SDN. BHD., AN INDIRECT WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF THE COMPANY AND PT ERA BOGA NUSANTARA
ORIENTAL KOPI HOLDINGS BERHAD ("ORIENTAL KOPI" OR THE "COMPANY")
- TERRITORY FRANCHISE AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BETWEEN ORIENTAL COFFEE INTERNATIONAL SDN. BHD., AN INDIRECT WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF THE COMPANY AND COFFEE TIME LTD
Everyone loves their tongkat ali kopi and signature toast but investors need to watch if they can sustain these margins with rising raw material prices, if below 90 sen can consider re-enter