KURIER Nasional Sdn Bhd, the Malaysian master franchise holder of
New Zealand-based Fastway Couriers, expects to corner 5 per cent of
the local courier industry, currently valued at RM1 billion, in
three years. Its managing director Awalan Abdul Aziz estimates that the industry will grow at about 20 per cent a year and by 2004 should be worth RM1.46 billion, with Kurier’s share being RM73 million.
KURIER Nasional Sdn Bhd, the Malaysian master franchise holder of New Zealand-based Fastway Couriers, expects to corner 5 per cent of the local courier industry, currently valued at RM1 billion, in three years.
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