KOTA KINABALU: McDonald’s Malaysia is targeting to open 36 new restaurants in Sabah by 2030, which is expected to involve an investment of more than RM200 million.
Managing director and local operating partner Datuk Azmir Jaafar said there are 16 McDonald’s outlets in Sabah at present that have provided job opportunities for 1,600 people.
"Besides that, two more new restaurants will be opened in Tawau,” he said in a media briefing after a signing ceremony of the memorandum of understanding between McDonald’s Malaysia and Kota Kinabalu Industrial Park today. On the MoU, Azmir said it involves the collaboration with KKIP Sdn Bhd for the acquisition of 1.6 hectares of land owned by KKIP for the construction of manufacturing facilities, warehouses and delivery centres that function as a comprehensive food hub that caters to the operations of the quick service restaurant in East Malaysia.
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