Malaysia

MAHB extends relief package for retailers from Jan

Up to 30% rental rebate offered

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 08 Dec 2020 11:57AM

MAHB extends relief package for retailers from Jan
The relief package was introduced in response to pleas from tenants facing cash-flow challenges, says MAHB. – Pixabay pic, December 8, 2020

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) is extending its customised relief package to all its retailers with up to 30% rental rebate beginning January next year.

In a statement today, MAHB said the relief package is for its existing retailers who have signed up under the commercial reset programme with 100% rental rebates from July to December this year. 

In addition, it said airline partners will also enjoy up to 30% rebate on aeronautical charges, such as landing, aircraft parking, aerobridge and check-in counter charges, but excludes the passenger service charge. 

"From 2021 onwards, the pre-existing retailers will only be charged rental based on the actual passenger growth rate at the airport, for example, if the passenger traffic is at 20%, then they will only pay 20% of the full rental.

"The new rental model, which is applicable for those under the commercial reset programme, will enable eligible retail tenants to enjoy up to 30% rental reduction from the current rates with the added benefit of compensating the gap in traffic lower than 70% with extended contract period," it said. 

MAHB chief executive officer Datuk Mohd Shukrie Mohd Salleh said the relief package was introduced in response to pleas from tenants who are facing cash-flow challenges, especially with the re-imposition of the conditional movement control order (CMCO) in most states.

“What we are doing for our retailers is over and above any assistance package offered by any city malls, and we believe that it is a fair package for all parties under the circumstances.

“It is with this guiding principle in mind that we took this step to offer the additional rebates despite being in the red ourselves for the last three quarters, and this will reduce our cash reserves further." – The Vibes, December 8, 2020

Related News

Malaysia / 2mth

Temporary baggage system disruption at KLIA Terminal 1 resolved (video)

Malaysia / 2mth

MOT intensifies engagement with MAHB, CAAM to support aviation sector

Places / 4mth

First time foreigners arriving in Penang must go through manual processing

Malaysia / 6mth

KLIA bomb hoax: Suspect handed over to police

Malaysia / 7mth

KLIA Terminal 1 experiences water leakages amid heavy storm

Malaysia / 8mth

Businessman linked to Sabah mining scandal denied entry to ‘meet friends’

Spotlight

Malaysia

Subsidy expanded to more business-owned vehicles ahead of nationwide Budi Diesel rollout

Malaysia

Onn Hafiz: 'I will fight all the way to retain the Machap seat'

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

One child or teen dies from drowning every three days in Malaysia

Malaysia

Johor election battle lines drawn as multi-cornered contests reshape race

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

BMW driven at high speed, loses control, two university students burnt to death

Malaysia

Senior leaders among those who accompanied candidates for nominations

Malaysia

Johor PRN: 56 nomination centres closed, campaigning to kick-off (video)

You may be interested

Malaysia

Johor PRN: 56 nomination centres closed, campaigning to kick-off (video)

Malaysia

Puad Zarkashi has resigned, no need to take disciplinary action - Ahmad Zahid

Malaysia

BMW driven at high speed, loses control, two university students burnt to death

Malaysia

Zahid, Hishammuddin accompany Onn Hafiz for his nomination

Malaysia

PN unveils Johor poll line-up as Bersatu, PAS and MIPP field veterans and fresh faces

Malaysia

PH Johor manifesto to feature 10 key agendas focused on cost of living, jobs and housing

Malaysia

One child or teen dies from drowning every three days in Malaysia

Malaysia

Four men denied bail after pleading not guilty to temple machete attack in Jelutong