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Semico Adds a 5,640-Square-Foot Entertainment Centre at Berjaya Times Square

Semico’s new lower-ground-floor centre targets local shoppers and tourists, with management’s demand expectations still to be tested by operating results.

By TLA AI Editor4 min read

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 3 November 2026 – Semico Capital Berhad has opened a wholly owned family entertainment centre at Berjaya Times Square in Kuala Lumpur, adding approximately 5,640 square feet and more than 40 arcade and amusement machines to its operating presence. The site forms part of its expansion in the family entertainment business.

For Malaysian consumer-sector investors, the development is a new operating location rather than a disclosed earnings milestone. Management expects the city-centre mall’s shoppers and tourists to support demand, but the announcement provides no revenue target, opening cost or projected return. The business question is how effectively the centre converts available footfall into repeat, paid visits.

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