In 1985, JAKEL opened a branch in Segamat, Johor. With additional capital of RM500,000, we expanded to increase our presence in retail and expand the supply of textiles to the Government Agencies and Private Suppliers. The business continued to grow despite the economic turmoil that swept around the year 1997.
JAKEL has changed the perception of the Bumiputera community, especially in the textile business, previously monopolized by foreign nations, but is now led by Bumiputera.
Aimed at opening one branch in each state, JAKEL now has 16 branches throughout the country to provide the best fabric choices to meet the needs of Malaysian society.

Apparel & Fashion

Government

Retail

Textiles

Jakel Group

Shafarhan Kahar

This department manages financial operations, strategic planning, and fiscal oversight across the organization.

Finance Directorate

This department manages the organization's human resources and information technology functions to support employee needs and technological infrastructure.

Human Resources and IT

This department manages administrative functions and compliance requirements to support organizational operations.

Administrative Services

This department manages and supports the sales process, ensuring efficient operations and effective sales strategies.

Sales Operations

This department manages recruitment, employee relations, and organizational development.

Human Resources

This department focuses on identifying and developing growth opportunities through partnerships, market expansion, and strategic initiatives.

Jakel Group

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Teams

Finance Directorate

Human Resources and IT

Administrative Services

Sales Operations

Human Resources

Business Development

Offices

Jakel Group

Org chart

Teams

Finance Directorate

Human Resources and IT

Administrative Services

Sales Operations

Human Resources

Business Development

Offices

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