Malaysia · Retail startup

Potboy Groceries

Potboy Groceries is a Malaysia-based grocery retailer that operates both online and offline.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

RetailSungai Buloh, Malaysia

About Potboy Groceries

Potboy Groceries is a Malaysia-based grocery retailer that operates both online and offline.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Selangor, the company is led by CEO Eddie Chew Chun Liang. Potboy started as an online grocery store and later introduced physical retail locations known as Potboy Mart, making it the first in Malaysia to adopt an online-to-offline (O2O) model. The company offers a wide range of products, including fresh produce, groceries, beverages, and household items, featuring well-known FMCG brands like Nestle, Unilever, and Marigold. Potboy serves value-conscious shoppers across Malaysia, providing options for home delivery or in-store pickup. With around 50 physical outlets in the Klang Valley and plans for significant expansion, Potboy aims to enhance its presence in major cities nationwide. The company has a growing user base of approximately 500,000.

What company datasets say Potboy Groceries raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all781kin the source's currency
Rounds1
Last roundSeed
Last round size570k
Last round dateApr 2021
Investors listed1

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

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Sector
Retail
Industry code
NAICS 445110, SIC 5191, 5411
Region
Selangor
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Retail in Malaysia

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