Japanese used goods seller Bookoff to double outlets in Malaysia
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Japanese second-hand retailer Bookoff is planning to double its outlets to 10 locations in Malaysia.
It’s fifth Jalan Jalan Japan store is due to open in Vandal Baru Bangui near Kuala Lumpur at the end of the month.
“Local people have a preference for new and used products made in Japan,” said Bookoff Group spokesman Takaharu Kominato in an NNA Business News report. “Japanese products have a reputation for reliability.”
The 1875sqm KiP Mall store will sell roughly 200,000 SKUs from apparel and household sundries through to baby supplies and sporting goods.
The firm is considering further outlets beyond Malaysia in other Asean territories within the next few years.
Questions & Answers
Q.How many Bookoff outlets does the company plan to have in Malaysia in total?
How many Bookoff outlets does the company plan to have in Malaysia in total?
Bookoff plans to double its current number of outlets in Malaysia, bringing the total to 10 locations. This expansion reflects their strategy for growth in the region.
Q.Where is Bookoff's newest store opening, and what is its approximate size?
Where is Bookoff's newest store opening, and what is its approximate size?
The newest Jalan Jalan Japan store is set to open in Vandal Baru Bangui, near Kuala Lumpur, at the end of the month. This particular KiP Mall store will span approximately 1875 square metres.
Q.What is the reason behind Bookoff's confidence in selling Japanese used goods in Malaysia?
What is the reason behind Bookoff's confidence in selling Japanese used goods in Malaysia?
Bookoff believes there is a local preference for both new and used Japanese products in Malaysia. The company spokesman noted that Japanese goods generally have a strong reputation for reliability.
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