eco-shop
Sign in to saveEco-Shop (stylized as eco•shop) is a Malaysian convenience store company selling products such as home improvement items, food, drinks, and toys. It is well-known for setting all its products at only RM 2.60 each. As of the financial year 2025, Eco-Shop operates more than 370 outlets across the country.
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It is catalogued under the topic Convenience stores.
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- Country
- Malaysia
- Headquarters
- Jementah
- Official website
- welcome.eco-shop.com.my
- Image
- Headquarters of Eco-Shop.jpg
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- Eco-shop
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Eco-Shop (stylized as eco•shop) is a Malaysian convenience store company selling products such as home improvement items, food, drinks, and toys. It is well-known for setting all its products at only RM 2.60 each. As of the financial year 2025, Eco-Shop operates more than 370 outlets across the country.
==History== In May 2002, Dato’ Sri Lee Kar Whatt, alongside his relatives and Pang Kueh Khim, opened Kedai Ekonomi Hari-Hari in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Not long after that, he closed down the shop and established Eco Shop Marketing in September 2003, alongside his brother Lee Tiong Bin, Kueh Khim, and a third-party investor. Eventually, they opened the first RM 2 store in Gemas Baru, Johor in the same year.
Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “eco-shop” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.