KUALA LUMPUR: OneXOX has launched its first flagship in Kelantan via the opening of the XOX Partnership Programme (XPP) outlet, a move to strengthen its business and customer base on the East Coast.
The opening was officiated by OneXOX chief executive officer Bobie Farid Shamsuddin and the company's senior management team.
Bobie said that, in general, OneXOX leverages its dealer base through its special entrepreneurship programme to expand its business.
"OneXOX entrepreneurship programme is designed for everyone. It has proven to be pandemic-proof, where it has helped 24,000 dealers generate income during the Movement Control Order (MCO), with a sustainable business model to grow in the long term.
"Wan Norlatifah, our main distributor, is one of the best examples in this case to show the kind of opportunity and success that everyone else can achieve too," he said in a statement yesterday.
XOX said this outlet is special because it is owned by Wan Norlatifah, the main distributor of OneXOX and a special person with a disability.
When interviewed, Wan Norlatifah expressed her gratitude as she was given the trust and responsibility to operate the outlet under her supervision.
"When I started as an OneXOX dealer nine years ago, it never crossed my mind that I would be an outlet owner one day.
"I am incredibly pleased and grateful that OneXOX provided this opportunity to everyone with no discrimination, regardless of background and capabilities, including myself.
"I hope to set the example and as a motivation to everyone out there that if they put their mind and focus on achieving something, they will achieve it," she said.
The new XPP outlet in Kelantan is the 14th XPP outlet in the country.
Currently, OneXOX owns approximately 100 physical points-of-sale operating throughout the country.
OneXOX is a telecommunication product under XOX, which XOX is the first Malaysian mobile virtual network operator (MNVO) is listed on Bursa Malaysia with 2.5 million subscribers.