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Malaysia’s Hextar to invest RM100m into Luckin Coffee expansion

A Luckin Coffee store at the Pavilion Damansara Heights shopping centre in Kuala Lumpur | Photo credit: Luckin Coffee Malaysia

China’s largest coffee chain has opened more than 50 stores in Malaysia since debuting in January 2025, with licensee Hextar banking on further growth as part of its strategic pivot towards becoming an F&B group 

Hextar Industries Berhad is set to invest up to RM100m ($25m) into scaling its licensed Luckin Coffee footprint in Malaysia after announcing plans to pivot into an F&B retail group.  

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