I wonder, is Tesco Malaysia want to close down their Malaysia operation?

I went to Tesco Setia Alam, Shah Alam just now, I saw many area that lack of product assortment especially at their milk section. It's empty and left unpopular products that no one want to buy.

I go other sections also same, lack of product assortment.

They complained in The Star newspaper that their sales are going down the drain, seeing the store condition, it's not a suprise their sales are low.

How about Tesco in your area guys? Is it okay or not?

This post has been edited by xpole: May 29 2017, 10:50 PM

Tescogot

Tesco at my area lagi kesian

product sorting and arrangement macam nobody care

dah la customer attitude macam sampah. simply take any stuff anf just leave them anywhere they like

tak ada basic manners especially frozen stuffs handling - dah bukak peti aiskrim simply just let them opened

bangang betul. dari top management sampai end consumer

Tesco management is getting worst i guess. I can see the differences.

Last time there's a big liquor section, they close the section and put the liquor item at some small area.

Lack of cashier. So many counter closed. I was like wtf is this.

Tesco egate penang, 1/3 already give to some hardware shop.

and I heard they were indeed wanna cease their operation in Malaysia.

edit: correction - LTAT never take over tesco...wrong info i read somewhere. thanks to Faidzal for pointing it out

This post has been edited by vanpersie91: May 30 2017, 07:39 AM

They need to renovate back their store.
Try follow Aeon as example.

See Aeon Midvalley and Shah Alam. Looks modern and fresh. It attracts customer to buy more.

If not mistaken, tesco setia alam, their use outsource assortment, their only stock up at night time.
But yes tesco is sucks!
I rather go mydin and Aeon

I think Mydin is better than Tesco, I went Mydin USJ, not bad. At least there's alot product available at there.

tesco bukit tinggi and skyn 13 still okay for me..good condition...always got promo and got promo stall with cute girl..haha..sometimes got until 5 stall..free food..nice also..

tesco ampang here stock still ok, but the only problem is the increase in prices. absolute ridiculous. once, a soy milk was sold RM2.20 without promo. now suddenly increase to RM2.70. gila. soy milk wei. better go 99mart only RM1.90.

Too many Tescos, not surprised if some close down.

Tesco used to be the best hypermkt around.

Now definately has changed for the worse

Now even Giant feels better than Tesco!

Good, selling barang mahal than aeon and 99speedmart.

Tesco is expanding its Asian presence with the opening of new stores in Thailand and Malaysia.

The supermarket is set to open 100 more Tesco Lotus stores in Thailand by the end of this year - including hypermarket, supermarket and convenience formats - to take its total estate to 2,000.

It will also renovate 18 stores in its existing estate, which covers 73 Thai provinces.

Tesco Lotus online sales grew at a triple-digit rate over the past year, it revealed this week, but still remained a small percentage of total sales.

“We see an improvement in consumer spending power and feel confident the Thai economy will rise this year,” said John Christie, CEO of Tesco Lotus.

Tesco is also due to open six new stores in Malaysia this year, four of which will be a smaller format.

The supermarket had initially concentrated on opening hypermarkets in Malaysia but is currently downsizing stores in its 56-strong estate to reduce the number by more than 60,000 sq m.

Online accounts for just 2% of Tesco’s sales in Malaysia, having launched in the country two years ago.

“Consumers still want the physical aspect of grocery shopping. They want to touch, see, smell and pick groceries by hand,” said Paul Ritchie, CEO of Tesco Malaysia.

Tesco entered the Thai market in 1994 and the Malaysian market in 2002.

tescogot

Monday loorrr. They usually restock on thursday coz sales usually start on friday - sunday

It's time for Jusco to buy over Tesco Malaysia?
Maybe call Beon....

My area ok je. I went yesterday.