Showing posts with label Pos Malaysia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pos Malaysia. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 November 2023

Pos Malaysia 2023 Phone Casing

Pos Malaysia Collaborates With Galado To Release Limited-Edition Phone Cases


Pos Malaysia, together with Galado, a Penang-based protective and customised tech accessories company has introduced the limited-edition Pos Malaysia x Galado phone case collection. 

The collection consists of seven unique designs including personalisation features such customising the case with your name, turning your image into a charming hand-drawn portrait of Abang Posmen by CYMM.Studio, illustrations of Malaysia’s vintage post boxes, or you can even transform cherished photos of loved ones into a Pos Malaysia postal stamp printed on the cases. 

Compatible phone models supported by this initiative are iPhone 11 to 15 series, Samsung S21 to S23 series, Samsung Z Flip 3 to 5 series, and Samsung Z Fold 3 to 5 series. The phone cases offer a winning combination of innovative features and personalised design options. Engineered with ImpactPro Technology, these casings provide unparalleled drop protection, ensuring all around protection for your precious mobile phones. 

The Pos Malaysia x Galado collection promises an exciting fusion of style, and functionality, embodying Pos Malaysia’s commitment to supporting local enterprises, and at the same time, injects a young, vibrant energy into Malaysia’s tech accessories landscape.

Saturday, 1 February 2020

Pos Malaysia 2020 Postage Rate



Pos Malaysia Berhad (Pos Malaysia) will be revising postage rates following the approval by the government on the new rates, effective 1 February 2020. The last postage rates revision was in 2010.







Wednesday, 18 January 2017

Pos Malaysia : FlexiPrepaid

FlexiPrepaid is a nationwide premium delivery service that is connected to a tracking system.  Launched on 18 Jaunary 2017, it targets local e-commerce operators in Malaysia.

Companies holding prepaid account with Pos Malaysia could print their own stickers. 








Tuesday, 31 May 2016

Pos Malaysia 2016 Pos Laju EzyBox

Pos Laju EziBox service, which enables customers to pick up their parcels free of charge at 24/7 parcel lockers. The service is primarily designed as an alternative means of getting parcels to customers who missed a home delivery.   Customers receive an SMS notifying them to collect their parcel at a PosLaju EziBox within 48 hours, along with a secure one-time PIN number that they use to open the lockers.




 

PosLaju EziBox lockers are starts is operation at Pos Malaysia’s e-Commerce Hub at Level 1, Dayabumi Complex in Kuala Lumpur; Gombak LRT station; Johor Baru General Post Office; Chukai Post Office; Gombak Post Office; Sungai Besi Post Office; Bangi PosLaju Outlet; Taman Connaught Shell petrol station; Damansara Jaya Shell petrol station and Kelana Jaya Post Office.  

Thursday, 15 January 2015

Pos Malaysia's Logo



1905
On 1st January 1905, Federated Malay States  Post and Telegraphs Department was formed by unifying postal and telegraphs organization of Federated Malay States into a federal department.

1907
Malayan Postal Union was established, embracing
FMS, Straits Settlements, and Johor with an uniform postage rate.
Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu joined MPU in 1909. 

Malayan Telegraph Agreement 1909

1915 
FMS joined the Universal Postal Union

1946
Federated Malay States Post and Telegraphs Department became the Postal Services Department of the Malayan Union.



1948
Postal Services Department of Federation of Malaya



1958
Malaysia joined Universal Postal Union

Constitution of The Universal Postal Union 1964
With a view to developing communications between peoples by the
efficient operation of the postal services, and to contributing to the attainment
of the noble aims of international collaboration in the cultural, social and
economic fields.




1963
In 1963, Postal Services Department continues as a government agency after formation of Malaysia.





1967
On September 1st, 1967, the Malay name Jabatan Perkhidmatan Pos was officially adopted.



1976
Postal Services Department implemented the Postcode System.

Act 465 Postal Service Act 1991
An Act to provide for the licensing of postal services
and the regulation of the postal services industry, and for incidental
or connected matters.
 
Act 466 Postal Service (Successor Company) Act 1991
An Act to provide for the vesting of property, rights and liabilities of
the Government of Malaysia relating to postal services in a company,
to make financial arrangements for that company, to provide for
matters relating to staff and for other matters connected therewith.



1992
  Postal Services Department was corporatized as Pos Malaysia Berhad. 



2001
Pos Malaysia & Services Holding Bhd ( PSH ) was listed on Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange ( now known as Bursa Malaysia ), through a reverse takeover of Philio Allied Berhad.  

Malaysian government owns 30% shares and employees of Pos Malaysia own 15% shares. 54% shares are owned by Phileo Allied.



2007
Pos Malaysia restructured as a Government Linked Company ( GLC ).
The restructuring exercise involved the transfer of listing status from Pos Malaysia & Services Holdings Bhd ( PSH ) to Pos Malaysia Berhad ( PMB ).


2011
DRB-HICOM took over Pos Malaysia by acquiring 32.21% of Pos Malaysia share from Khazanah Nasional Berhad.

Act 741 Postal Service Act 2012
An Act to provide for the licensing of postal services
and the regulation of the postal services industry, and for incidental
or connected matters.
( repeals Act 465 )



2015
Pos Malaysia underwent a rebranding exercise, anchored by it’s new vision : Connecting Malaysia and beyond – For Today and Tomorrow.
The rebranding also comes with a new Logo, refreshed website, and new uniforms.



 

2011 Postbox
2015 Pos Malaysia New Logo





Malaysia : Postal History

Postal service in Malaysia dates back to early 1800s when Malaya was under British rule.  When the Straits Settlements were established in 1826, as part of the territories controlled by the British East India Company, there were already postal service operating with provisional Indian stamps.  The Post Office Act XVII of 1837 provided that the Governor-General of India in Council had the Exclusive right of conveying letters by post for hire within the territories of the East India Company.  Under the Inddian Post Office Act XVII of 1854, the post-offices at Penang and Singapore were merely branches of the Indian Post Office, reporting to  Post the Director-General of Posts in India.

In 1867, Straits Settlements became a British Crown Colony, permanent stamps were issued bearing “STRAITS SETTLEMENTS POSTAGE”
 

Jabatan Perkhidmatan Pos 
31Aug1957 - 31Dec1991

1957 – Establishment  of Postal Services Department
1976 – Implementation of Postcode System


Pos Malaysia Berhad
1Jan1992 - 2009

1992 - postal service was privatized.  Pos Malaysia Berhad took over all the operations of JPS.  
2001 - PMB was listed on the KLSE through a reverse takeover of Philio Allied Berhad.
2007 - Pos Malaysia was restructured as a Government-Link company ( GLC )
2011 - Khazanah National Berhad sold 32.2% stake in Pos Malaysia to DRB-HICOM




Malaysia 2015 SetemKu : Pos Malaysia New Logo





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