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SINGAPORE: Malaysia's Loob Holding, which owns Southeast Asia's biggest bubble tea brand by stores, will consider plans for a share listing once it reaches its target of operating 1,000 Tealive stores in the country by 2024, its top executive said.

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More than 600 Tealive outlets exist in Malaysia. There are over 70 different teas on our menu. Table of contents 1. How much does it cost to open a Tealive? 2. How many chatime stores are there in Malaysia? 3. How many Tealive workers are there? 4. How big is Tealive? 5. Who is the […]

Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, Creador founder and CEO Brahmal Vasudevan said pointed out Tealive’s multi-format outlets, which include shoplots as well as outlets in malls and petrol kiosks, and its omnichannel offerings via food delivery platforms have helped it maintain a stellar performance. KUALA LUMPUR: Private equity fund Creador is taking a 30% stake in Loob Holding Sdn Bhd which is the owner of top regional lifestyle tea brand, Tealive, due to its impressive revenue and net income. I...

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Details 16 March 2021 Tealive has conjured up a sweet treat for consumers by launching a bubble tea phone case collection together with Casesbywf infused with quirky boba-inspired designs. Known as the Tealive X Casesbywf Limited Edition collection, Casesbywf said on its website that the collection was inspired by the feeling of satisfaction when ones thirst is quenched upon drinking Tealives drinks. Bubble tea is as much a part of Malaysians lifestyle as thei...

Details 10 March 2021 Crowned champion in the category of "Best in eCommerce (Brands) – Food & Beverage" at the Asia eCommerce Awards 2020 is Loob Holding, parent firm of Malaysia bubble tea chain Tealive. The bubble tea chain has been making headlines since last year with its innovative ideas and eCommerce push. Most recently last week, it has also expanded into the Cambodia market, and said it aims to set up 25 outlets in five years. This marks the eigh...

Tealive penetrates Cambodia market, aims to have 25 outlets in 5 years Details 03 March 2021 Tealive has expanded into Cambodia via a master franchise agreement with a unit of Cambodian F&B player HSC Group, and aims to set up 25 outlets in five years. Loob Holding founder and CEO Bryan Loo (pictured) said HSC Group was chosen due to its good fit with the Tealive brand, having been a custodian of various international brands in the F&B industry.  H...