AEON CO. (M) BHD. is a Malaysia-based retailer. The Company is engaged in the operations of a chain of departmental stores and supermarkets selling a range of goods ranging from clothing, food, household goods, other merchandise and shopping center operation. It operates through two segments: Retailing and Property management services. The Retailing segment is engaged in the operations of a chain of departmental stores and supermarkets selling a range of goods ranging from clothing, food, household goods and other merchandise. The Property management services segment is engaged in shopping mall operation. The Company operates a chain of General Merchandise Stores (GMS), supermarkets and malls. In addition to its GMS along with its supermarket and convenience store operations, it is also includes specialty store operations, shopping center development and operations, credit card business and services. Its subsidiary is AEON Index Living Sdn. Bhd., which is a furniture retailer.
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Aeon Co (M) Bhd is a Malaysia-based company that is primarily engaged in retailing and property management services. The majority of the company’s revenue comes from its retailing business. In addition, a part from its core general merchandise stores, the company operates superstores, pharmacy and flat-price shops, and it runs an e-commerce business through http://www.shoppu.com.my. Most of AEON’s stores are located in suburban residential areas, aiming to meet the ever-changing demand of Malaysia’s vast middle-income group.
Aeon Co (M) Bhd is a Malaysia-based company that is primarily engaged in retailing and property management services. The majority of the company’s revenue comes from its retailing business. In addition, a part from its core general merchandise stores, the company operates superstores, pharmacy and flat-price shops, and it runs an e-commerce business through http://www.shoppu.com.my. Most of AEON’s stores are located in suburban residential areas, aiming to meet the ever-changing demand of Malaysia’s vast middle-income group.