From left: Anthony Thanasegaram – Commercial Manager at Klippa Shopping Centre, Atul Gupta – Head of Business Development of Decathlon Malaysia, Jiao Li – Chief Executive Officer of Decathlon Malaysia,
Klippa Shopping Centre in Batu Kawan announces expansion plans, including the construction of Decathlon’s flagship store and Soccer Experience @ Klippa Batu Kawan, Powered by IKEA.
The Decathlon store marks its second outlet in Penang, while the Soccer Experience initiative aims to promote a healthy lifestyle among North Malaysian communities.
Ikano Centres invests RM 20 million in Decathlon’s development. Arnoud Bakker, Commercial Director of Ikano Centres, emphasizes the commitment to enhancing the Batu Kawan community’s experience.
Jiao Li, CEO of Decathlon Malaysia, highlights the shared dedication to providing sports opportunities and enriching the local community’s well-being.
“This ground-breaking symbolizes our shared dedication to providing an enriching experience for the Batu Kawan community and beyond. At Decathlon, our purpose is to move people through the wonders of sports.
“We believe in creating spaces that can bring the pleasure and benefits of sports to as many as possible the local citizens, and our partnership with Klippa exemplifies this commitment. We are truly honoured to contribute to the happiness and health of the growing Batu Kawan community and look forward to becoming an integral part of this community’s journey,” says Jiao Li.
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