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Petaling Jaya, Malaysia – CARSOME and Petronas AutoExpert have formed a strategic partnership to enhance aftersales service offerings for customers across Malaysia. This collaboration highlights both companies’ commitment to building an integrated automotive ecosystem that goes beyond car sales to include comprehensive aftersales support.

The partnership designates PETRONAS AutoExpert as CARSOME’s Official Panel Workshop, with CARSOME providing training, internships, and workforce supply to support the expansion of existing and future service centres. 

Additionally, CARSOME Academy, the Group’s accredited automotive training institution, will collaborate with PETRONAS AutoExpert outlets under Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia (SKM) TVET Apprenticeship Program. Together, they certify technicians in compliance with Malaysian Standards, focusing on upskilling and reskilling the current workforce to drive sustainable growth and meet the evolving needs of the industry.

In the first phase, the partnership will introduce services at 15 PETRONAS AutoExpert locations beginning 13 January 2025, complementing CARSOME’s existing service centers in Ampang and Petaling Jaya. From the launch date onwards, customers will be able to place bookings at these 15 outlets in addition to CARSOME’s centres through CARSOME’s app or website. 

This strategic move not only enhances service accessibility but also enables both companies to explore new market segments and expand their service offerings, further strengthening their market presence in the automotive industry. 

Additionally, CARSOME will establish new inspection points at selected PETRONAS AutoExpert locations in January 2025, allowing customers to conveniently schedule these services through CARSOME’s online platforms when a CARSOME inspection centre is unavailable nearby. PETRONAS AutoExpert Operators would also benefit from this additional service offering, creating a new revenue stream and enhancing their traditional business model.

To mark this partnership, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed recently by Encik Mohd Zameer B Zahur Hussain, chief executive officer at PETRONAS Lubricants Marketing Malaysia Sdn Bhd (PLMM), and Chris Ang, CARSOME Malaysia’s managing director at CARSOME’s PJ Automall. The signing was witnessed by Chong Wen Hong, general manager sales highstreet of PLMM, and Eric Chan, CARSOME Group’s president and chief operating officer. 

Hussain said, “This strategic partnership represents a pivotal milestone for both PETRONAS AutoExpert and CARSOME, which reinforces our commitment to make our customers’ everyday lives simpler and better. This collaboration is more than just a business move – it is a promise to elevate the automotive service experience to new heights. By combining our expertise, we are poised to deliver an unprecedented level of service, convenience, and value-added benefits, ensuring that every customer receives reliable service, genuine care and a peace of mind.”

Meanwhile, Cheng commented, “By providing comprehensive aftersales services and additional inspection points at selected PETRONAS AutoExpert locations, we ensure our customers receive continued support long after the purchase.”

He added, “This partnership offers convenience and peace of mind, as they can access high-quality maintenance services and vehicle inspections nationwide. It underscores our commitment to delivering a seamless, worry-free car ownership experience, making it easier for our customers to keep their vehicles in top condition and enjoy the full benefits of our integrated ecosystem.”

Indonesia – Malaysia’s state energy firm, Petronas, announced plans for an “aggressive” expansion in Indonesia, aiming to establish an operational hub in East Java and invest in exploration across the country’s remote eastern regions, according to the company’s Indonesia head. 

Yuzaini Md Yusof, Petronas’s head in Indonesia, stated that recent regulatory reforms facilitating energy project development have encouraged the company’s expansion efforts, Reuters reported.

Petronas currently operates four oil and gas blocks in Indonesia, three of which are in East Java in the western part of the archipelago, and holds participating interests in several additional projects. 

Yusof also reportedly noted that they aim to establish a hub in East Java by connecting production sites and integrating logistics facilities for its three operations in the region. 

“Our first strategy is to grow bigger in the East Java area. And the next long term plan is for us to expand our business portfolio in eastern Indonesia,” Yusof told Reuters. 

East Java stands to benefit from a pipeline project set for completion in December 2025, which will connect supply from the island’s eastern region to demand centres in the densely populated west. Petronas is eager to expand its operations in alignment with this development.

In the meantime, Petronas is still in the exploration phase of its North Ketapang block, and it anticipates first oil production from the Hidayah field in the North Madura II block by 2027. Additionally, the company is developing a new gas field within the Ketapang block.

“With that connection of this infrastructure project, it has created attractiveness for the operators and companies that are working in the East Java area,” Yusof said.

Petronas’ expansion plans follow the recent inauguration of President Prabowo Subianto’s administration, which has pledged to strengthen energy development in Indonesia to reverse a decades-long decline in production by the former OPEC member.

In eastern Indonesia, Petronas holds a 15% stake in the Masela gas project and, earlier this year, signed a production-sharing contract for the Bobara block off the coast of West Papua, according to Reuters.

The Bobara block, estimated by the government to contain 6.8 billion barrels of oil equivalent, will mark Petronas’s first deep-water project in Indonesia as an operator. Yusof also reportedly said that Petronas is exploring the possibility of bringing in a partner for the project. 

“These two block acquisitions reaffirm our commitment to unlocking the potential in the eastern Indonesia area, where most of that area is frontier, which is very high risk and not many operators have gone through,” Yusof explained to Reuters. 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Mediabrands Content Studio (MBCS), the media-fuelled creative content practice within the IPG Mediabrands network, has released PETRONAS’ festive film that commemorates the upcoming Merdeka and Malaysia Day celebrations.

PETRONAS’ new film is anchored on their festive theme of the year, ‘Roots of Our Future’, which highlights and embeds the richness of heritage, customs, and culture into all the festive films of 2023.

The film, titled Rai, honours the many significant things that have progressed in Malaysia since independence. Rai means to celebrate, which is in line with the film celebrating love, legacy, and lagu (song) sudirman for Merdeka and Malaysia Day.

Set with the 70s and 80s as a backdrop, Rai is a love story at heart that will showcase the remarkable journey of PETRONAS through the decades. The interracial storyline follows Amir with his small-town innocence as he joins PETRONAS in the big city, his friendship with Maniam, and his infatuation with Ah Moi, amidst a fast-changing Malaysia.

The film features local actor Faizal Hussein, popular in the 80s, as the older Amir and was directed by Kabir Bhatia in collaboration with Mastermind Group as the production house.

The film also features the late Datuk Sudirman Arshad’s song titled Warisan, meaning legacy, heritage, or bequeath. The concert by the famous Malaysian singer will serve as another central narrative in the film. 

Well-known in local history for uniting Malaysians of all races and religions, the icon organized a free mega concert at Chow Kit Street that was attended by over 100,000 fans across Malaysia and featured songs across all local and national languages. 

Iskandar Putra, group business director at MBCS, said, “The 70s and 80s was a time of immense transformation in Malaysia. Cities were blossoming with the advent of capitalism, industrialisation and commercialisation, and PETRONAS was at the very heart of our nation’s evolution. We wanted to show the resilience of our people and the strides we’ve made, not just economically, but with our thinking and harmony.”

“Using Sudirman’s concert was significant in our storyline, as music unites, and love transcends all. The song we used was also a special nod to Malaysia and PETRONAS, as all that has come before us is a legacy for future generations. Everyone from an older generation would recognise that cassette tape, and we’ve come a long way from then to now, where our future possibilities are limited only by our imagination,” Iskandar added. 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The celebration of the Hari Raya festivities this 2023 has just ended, and with that we have been blessed with an array of ad films that celebrate the values and teachings of the Raya season–whether through laugh-inducing commercials or through feature-length emotional ones.

To celebrate the diversity of these Raya ads, video streaming platform YouTube has released its top ads on the platform. Listed alphabetically, the ads feature various depictions of the Muslim celebrations whether through purposeful teaching, viewer relatability, or simply all about ‘just-feel-good’ vibes.

BHPetrol – BHPetrol Hari Raya Video 2023

“There will always be light at the end”. This is the overarching message of this ad from local petroleum company BHPetrol. After a series of misfortunes while on the road, a man finds himself stranded without fuel in his car. As he shouts in frustration, a man he nearly hit with comes to his rescue with a bit of fuel to take as far as the vehicle could. Realising how much good there is, he calls back to his family apologising for his rudeness during an earlier call and promises to return in time for the Eid celebrations.

BSN Malaysia – Iklan Raya BSN 2023 | Salah Siapa?

This hilarious ad from the government-owned bank BSN Malaysia shows that regardless if someone bought the wrong dessert for the festival meal or changed the colour theme for the living room, what’s more important is that the family stays together in celebration.

Bulan Bintang – Bulan Bintang Raya 2023 – Raya Macam Star

Conceptualised by Mediabrands Content Studio (MBCS), this maiden ad film from this local clothing line is a timeless boy-meets-girl tale that aims to make everyone feel like a star when wearing the Bulan Bintang collection this Raya.

ERA Foods Malaysia – Tetamu | ERA Raya 2023

This emotional ad from food FMCG company ERA Foods, which shows how a man’s poverty is not a hindrance to help others: all in the name of practising the teachings of Allah on giving to those who need most.

Etiqa – Etiqa Raya 2023 – Panorama Abah Den

While most families return to their villages during the Raya festivities, this ad from insurance company Etiqa depicts a situation where the festivity is celebrated in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur. What starts out as a humorous tale of city sightseeing turns into an emotional tale of why this city visit matters.

HRD Corp – HRD Corp Raya 2023: Peluang Kedua

An emotional ad from the Human Resource Development Corporation (HRD Corp), this four-minute ad teaches viewers the value of second chances–as there is still time left to try, time left to fight.

Julie’s Biscuits – Raya 2023 | Kisah Raya P.E.R.I.T | [BM Subs] | Julie’s Biscuits

Conceptualised by GOVT Singapore, this newest Raya ad from the local biscuit brand brings to attention the challenges that one faces as a single parent such as the typical, yet critical judgements usually dished out to single parents, especially during the festive season.

PETRONAS – PETRONAS RAYA 2023: Dilema Irama

The local energy group PETRONAS has released yet another great emotional Raya ad: this time focusing on the timeless power of music: regardless of genre and time period. The ad, conceptualised alongside Mediabrands Content Studio (MBCS), is a sweet tale of a father and son music duo who find reconciliation in the music passion they have.

Puteri Malaysia – Puteri Raya 2023 – Puteri Mana Yang Hebat | Iklan Ramadan | Hari Raya 2023

For food company Puteri, their Raya ad is all about the message of building these familial relationships during the festive season–even if it means coming from recent misunderstandings.

Saiji Malaysia – Iklan Ramadan SAJI 2023 | SABAR

Lastly, this ad from cooking oil brand Saiji teaches viewers on the virtue of patience and the importance of always practising such virtue–even when faced with everyday challenges and issues.

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The list showcases the most engaging ads that people choose to watch during this period, and are determined in no particular order by an algorithm that factors in watch time, organic views, paid views, and audience retention. This list was extracted on April 27, 2023 and captures data from March 22 to April 25, 2023. 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – In collaboration with Mediabrands Content Studio (MBCS), the media-fuelled creative content practice within the IPG Mediabrands network, Malaysian oil and gas company PETRONAS has unveiled its new festive short film for Raya.

Titled ‘Dilema Irama (The Rhythm Dilemma)’, the film sees friction ensue between a man, Gambus, a traditional Malay musician, and his son Nadim, a musician of modern-day genres. 

When Nadim reluctantly agrees to play the gambus (a lute-type traditional Malay instrument) for his father’s traditional music group, their artistic differences lead to deeply hurt feelings and a conflict of generations.

“In planning for this film, we took a deep look into our local culture to explore different heritage elements that need to be preserved. The traditional arts are slowly diminishing, as interest wanes with each generation, with most moving on to modern instruments and art execution for mass appeal,” said Ahmad Nazril Ibrahim, executive creative director at MBCS.

Ibrahim also mentioned that the film was an opportunity for them to showcase the gambus, a special instrument that is native to the state of Johor, as a juxtaposition of traditional versus modern music

“The sentiment has been very encouraging, with viewers requesting the songs for their Raya playlists. We hope this brings renewed interest in traditional music as we find new spaces to appreciate and preserve our culture, not just over Raya,” he added.

The film anchors on PETRONAS’ festive theme of the year, ‘Roots of Our Future’ which highlights and embeds the richness of heritage, customs and culture into all the festive films of 2023.

Alongside the film, three songs featured within have been released separately, with the soundtrack playlist for Dilema Irama available on various audio channels. ‘Dilema Irama’ can also be viewed on PETRONAS’ official social media channels.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – In celebration of the Chinese New Year, Malaysian oil and gas company Petronas has released a new film that gives importance to culture and heritage that serve as the ‘roots’ of every individual. The theme is anchored to the Petronas festive theme of the year, ‘Roots of Our Future’ which highlights and embeds the richness of heritage, customs and culture into all the festive films of 2023.

Titled ‘Yǐ Hé Wéi Guì’ or ‘The Negotiation’, it features a community of shopkeepers who received a devastating news that they need to leave their places on the eve of Chinese New Year because businesses will be developed in their area. They are convinced that they will benefit from the plan due to the job opportunities. However, the group didn’t want to leave because the place brought joy and memories to them.

The film ends with the residents staying in the community, celebrating the festive together, in a unified effort to save their history, heritage, home and way of life. It was also shown that the community was also preserved by fixing the roads and buildings.

This film is created in collaboration with Ensemble Worldwide, the creative unit of Mediabrands Content Studio (MBCS), the media-fueled creative content practice within the IPG Mediabrands network. It was directed by multi-awarded director P Prem Anand Pillai, in collaboration with Reserve Tank as the production house.

Ahmad Nazril Ibrahim, group creative director at MBCS explained that the film highlights how it feels to be a Malaysian. He also said that upon the modern development of society, it is important to understand the cultural heritage which serves as the roots that shapes an individual’s identity in a significant way.

Ibrahim added, “We’re excited to be embarking on this new journey of films with Petronas for the year, and hope all Malaysians are excited to journey with us in celebration of our rich culture and heritage.”

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – To honour Malaysia’s Independence Day and National Day, PETRONAS has launched the fifth episode of 366, the company’s original drama series for the year, Day 243. This episode pays tribute to sports and its importance in the lives of Malaysians.

Developed in collaboration with creative agency Ensemble Worldwide, ‘366’, the seven-episode drama series is anchored upon the overall PETRONAS 2022 festive campaign themed ‘Live Again’, and sets out to portray the resilience, fortitude, and togetherness of Malaysians during trying times.

The series was launched in February with ‘Day 32’ for Chinese New Year, with the title of each episode corresponding with Malaysia’s festive celebrations. Subsequent episodes aired in April and May to commemorate Hari Raya (Day 123), and the cultural festivals of East Malaysia – Kaamatan (Day 151), the harvest festival celebrated by ethnic Kadazan-Dusuns and other related ethnic groups in the state of Sabah; as well as Hari Gawai (Day 151), a thanksgiving and harvest festival celebrated by the Dayak people of Sarawak and Sabah. 

The series revolves around the main characters, Zhi Yi, Poji, and Adam as they experience the complexities of life together with family and friends, and recognise the ties that bind them. This latest episode continues with the story of a youth football team that wants to achieve its dream of winning the Malaysian Football Festival.

Episode 5 was directed by Kabir Bhatia, a director/producer who has spent the last 20 years in Malaysia stamping his strong visual style in the film industry. It features flashbacks of badminton, a favourite grassroots sport are seen, alongside living football legends Mohd Safee bin Mohd Sali (Safee Sali) and Datuk Wira Soh Chin Ann, also known as Tauke.

Didi Pirinyuang, executive creative director of Ensemble Worldwide, said that drafting 366 over the course of the year has been a real experience, and as they develop each character, they become more and more invested to see how life pans out for them. 

She further shared that injecting the theme of sports this time also added a new fun element as the love of sports is synonymous with Malaysians, and they were privileged to recognise their legendary past.

“Shaping the storyline is a collective process, not just between us and the PETRONAS team, but with all Malaysians out there who are sharing in this journey of discovery with us. We still have two episodes to go before the end of the year, and we’re excited to see where their stories take us. Bravely forward, down new paths of inspiration,” added Pirinyuang.

The ‘366’ series is available for viewing on PETRONAS’ official YouTube channel and Facebook page.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The celebration of Hari Raya in Malaysia has concluded, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. And with such festivities, there is always a rise of ad films centred around the values and teachings of the Raya festivities.

In line with this, YouTube in Malaysia has round up the top 10 Raya ads released by local and international brands in the country.  Presented in alphabetical order, the list is based on a mix of relatable festive situations that touched the hearts and funny bones of viewers, collaborations with well-loved local personalities, and nostalgia for the good ol’ days, while continuing to explore the creative formats of past campaigns.

  1. Astro Malaysia – Senandung Hari Raya Untukmu – Dato’ Sri Siti Nurhaliza & Aliff Aziz 

Through an original track sung by Malaysian singer Siti Nurhaliza and local-based Singaporean artist Aliff Aziz, this campaign from the Malaysian satellite TV provider aims to communicate the values of the Raya season, from keeping in touch with loved ones or supporting local businesses for any Raya needs.

  1. Celcom Malaysia – Iklan Hari Raya Celcom 2022 – Syukur 1 Syawal

Duit raya or tokens of money given during Raya are great and all: but have we actually thought about where we ought to spend them? In this heart-warming campaign by this local telco provider, we see a kid named Danish going around houses with his friends to collect duit raya. Among those kids is Aishah, who later on we learn that she gives all of her duit raya to his ailing father. Touched by this scene, Danish thinks of an act of kindness to Aishah’s father.

  1. HongLeong Bank Malaysia – HLB RAYA 2022 – Lebaran Penuh Kesyukuran

This fun and quirky campaign by banking institution HongLeong Bank in Malaysia centres around the festive days despite instances being not the most ‘perfect’ celebration. In spite of obstacles along the way, like the camera falling over a swamp while taking a family picture or meals getting delayed, there is still a glimmer of hope and genuine happiness around family members to be together as always.

  1. Julie’s Biscuits – Raya 2022 | Ini Iklan Raya baru, tau? [Full] | Julie’s Biscuits

Conceptualised by independent agency GOVT Singapore, this hilarious yet eye-opening campaign by the local biscuit brand invites Malaysians to explore traditional definitions of stereotypical roles and see how antiquated expectations no longer hold in today’s day and age.

  1. PETRONAS – PETRONAS Raya 2022 ‘366’: Hari Ke-123 | Full Film

“Find peace within that disappointment”: It is within one of these lines within the ad that sum up the message of the campaign. This Raya-centric campaign is part of Petronas’ ongoing original series called ‘366’, aimed at tackling stories of fortitude, resilience and togetherness among Malaysians during these difficult times. Said campaign is conceptualised under Ensemble Worldwide of IPG Mediabrands.

  1. Saji Malaysia Official – Iklan Raya SAJI 2022 | Raya Dulu – Dulu

This fun campaign by local cooking oil brand Saji focuses on cherishing the Raya festivities, even if it feels like it will never be the same as last year. In this film, we follow a male character cherishing past Raya celebrations, while being mindful to always remember such important moments from past Raya festivities into the future.

  1. Samsung Malaysia – Raya 2022 | Rezeki Memori

Centred around the theme of fun and nostalgic memories, this film by tech company Samsung focuses on a story of Adik and his father cherishing some great memories–which is actually an emotional representation of missing sharing those moments a long time ago. The film, shot on a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra phone, invites viewers to cherish time with their parents, one of the values being focused during the Raya festivities.

  1. Spritzer Group – Raya 2022 | Iklan Raya Paling Berseri

On a more hilarious route, this Raya ad by Spritzer focuses on doing the festivities, alongside with your full-out relatives, in this ad signifying Auntie Vivi. Despite the stereotypical nature of the ad, it teaches viewers to just remain calm and enjoy the festivities.

  1. Taylor’s University – Sadaqah | Hari Raya 2022

If there is one saying to embody this ad from Malaysia’s Taylor’s University, it’s the adage of “If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.” The ad follows the story of a beggar named Amin, who asks one day for free food from a food stall owned by Kak Zaiton. Despite the ad’s initial impression of Zaiton being angry always, we see a different side of her story, as being compassionate towards the poor. In all, Zaiton’s character teaches viewers of not just getting something but rather having the opportunity to learn and grow as a person.

  1. Tenaga Nasional Berhad – TNB Raya 2022 – Raya Macam Cara

The perfect ad to close this entry, this ad from Malaysia’s multinational electricity company focuses on the diversity of emotions–and antics–during the Raya festivities. After a long time where Raya meetups have been hampered during the pandemic, said ad communicates the long-yearning of families to meet up during these festive times.

Said ad list showcases the most engaging ads that people watched during this period, and are determined in no particular order by an algorithm that factors in watch time, organic views, paid views, and audience retention. This list was pulled on 5 May, 2022 and captures data from 3 April to 3 May 2022 inclusive.

Malaysia – PETRONAS, the natural oil and gas giant of Malaysia, released Tuesday, 1 March, its financial results for the year 2021, where it revealed that it sees itself evolving into an energy ‘superstore’. 

The company will be launching a new energy transition entity this year as well as a new carbon management unit. 

“With the launch of our new entity in mid-2022 and the setup of our Carbon Management Unit, it is envisaged that PETRONAS will evolve into an energy ‘superstore’ that will provide customers with a suite of energy and solutions that power businesses, and fuels progress in a just and sustainable manner,” said Datuk Tengku Muhammad Taufik, president and group CEO of PETRONAS. 

He further shared that the company eyes 2022 as a year it will step up further in becoming a progressive energy and solutions partner for a sustainable future. 

“Aligned to our three-pronged growth strategy and Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050 aspiration, PETRONAS is committed to ensuring that energy can continue to be produced and delivered responsibly and sustainably,” he said. 

PETRONAS has posted a Profit After Tax (PAT) of RM48.6b for the financial year ending 31 December 2021, achieved on the back of RM248.0b in revenue. 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – In retrospect to the company’s festive campaign following the Chinese New Year, Malaysian oil and gas company Petronas has officially kicked off the new original series called ‘366’, which will tackle stories of fortitude, resilience and togetherness among Malaysians during these difficult times.

In the first episode titled ‘Day 32’, we follow the story of Zhi Yi as she is being accompanied by her mother to celebrate the Chinese New Year with her father. During the trip, Yi gets acquainted with a male passenger, with whom she feels comfortable. Their trip was then cut short when the bus they were in got involved in a road accident. The scene then jumps into Yi now at his father’s place, about to celebrate the festivities. In this new scene, Yi meets another male stranger who helps her get home from the police station. As a sign of gratitude, Yi invites the stranger, a programmer named Adam, to spend the festivities with her and her Dad.

The series, directed by seasoned and award-winning director and producer Kabir Bhatia, is conceptualised by creative agency Ensemble Worldwide under IPG Mediabrands.

For Didi Pirinyuang, executive creative director at Ensemble Worldwide, the original series was all about creating a story centred on the themes of thriving cautiously into the new year to live with new energy and resolve. She added that their intent with this campaign is to inspire people to dream a new dream, outrace themselves and thrive together, with courage.

“As we set out to fine tune the theme for the year, we gave great thought to how the pandemic has shaped us all. The pandemic gave us time to rethink life, our priorities, and what really matters. Whether it is self-revelation or with family, friends and community, we have all been forced to confront our true strengths, fears and weaknesses. 366 is the story of Malaysians discovering, embarking, embracing, sometimes throwing away the past or what doesn’t work,” Pirinyuang said.

Meanwhile, Datin Anita Azrina Abdul Aziz, senior general manager of group strategic communications at PETRONAS, noted that the original series is a story about giving second chances and the need to accept the past in order to move forward. She also added that the series showcases the true Malaysian culture of reaching out to each other when the going gets tough, and that they want Malaysians to take home the message – ‘know that you are not alone’.

“Regardless of our challenges, we have the strength of the roaring tiger within us. Through the bonds we forge, we will become stronger together as Malaysians, Aziz said.

She added, “This is the year where we Malaysians would need to summon our courage to get back on our feet and learn to live in the evolving new normal. Our intention is to inspire people to dream a new dream and overcome the past and perceived limitations in rising and thriving together.”

Didi also added that this new campaign marks a new journey with working with Petronas, stating that they have aimed of changing the mould of conventional festive storytelling through working closely with the Malaysian film industry to approach this campaign as a drama series, an approach that PETRONAS as a brand has never done before.

“The year ahead holds some unique features, all telling stories of Malaysia’s realities and second chances with the intention for them to see a glimmer of themselves. Because really, 366 is OUR story. It is an ode to all Malaysians. It is the story of Malaysia,” Didi concluded.

The first episode of ‘366’ is available for viewing on PETRONAS’ official YouTube channel and Facebook page.