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Harian Shoes Sdn Bhd

Company Name: Harian Shoes Sdn Bhd Business Owner: Leow Yong Employees: 101 - 500 People Main markets: Southeast Asia Eastern Asia Business Type: Distributor/Wholesaler Product/Service: Children Shoes, Ladies Shoes, Men Shoes, Accessories, Category: Shoes & Accessories - Sports Shoes Region: Malaysia Link Tool: Malaysia Shoes & Accessories - Malaysia Sports Shoes Tags: outlet in singapore - master franchisee - peninsula malaysia About Us Harian Shoes Sdn Bhd is the owner of JUKEBOX brand, a family shoes retailer, as per our motto, "We don't sell cheap shoes, We sell shoes cheap". Our focus is to create a niche market for people who buy shoes for Daily Use. To date, JUKEBOX have 40 outlets in Peninsula Malaysia including East Malaysia Sabah. In addition, we do have Master Franchisee in Saudi Arabia and Singapore. Jukebox Saudi Arabia currently has 10 outlets in both Riyadh capitals and Jeddah city. Jukebox Singapore currently has 1 outlet in Singapore, however heavily promoting road show to build the awareness and recognition in the community, within a year, JUKEBOX Singapore manage to participate in 8 road shows in major shopping center. For further info, please do not hesitate to contact us or visit our website. ( WWW. Jukebox. Com. My) )

Contact Us Contact Person: Ms. Azizah Abu Bakar Zip Code: 58200 Website: http://www.jukebox.com.my Address: No. 71-M, Jalan Mega Mendung, Bandar Park, Kelang Lama, Kuala Lu Telephone: 6-03-7981 4735 Fax: 6-03-7981 3491 Google Map: Harian Shoes Sdn Bhd Map Company Reviews Harian Shoes Sdn Bhd No reviews currently, Click Harian Shoes Sdn Bhd Company Reviews to post the first one. View Online http://www.gmdu.net/corp-531133.html

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