# Malaysia Cooperatives Target RM100b Revenue

> Malaysia’s cooperatives aim for RM100 billion revenue this year, four years ahead of 2030 goal.
- Title: Malaysia Cooperatives Target RM100b Revenue · Malay Mail
- Summary: Malaysia’s cooperatives aim for RM100 billion revenue this year, four years ahead of 2030 goal. Malaysia’s cooperative sector projects RM100 billion revenue…
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- Source: Malay Mail — https://malaymail.com/news/money/2026/10/09/malaysias-cooperatives-eye-rm100b-revenue-milestone-in-2026/238354
- Published: 2026-10-09T11:27:21+00:00
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## Malaysia’s cooperatives target RM100b revenue
Malaysia’s cooperative sector is projected to generate RM100 billion in revenue this year, up from RM81.6 billion last year.
## Sector revenue and assets grow
As of December 31 last year, the sector recorded RM81.6 billion revenue and RM186.75 billion assets across 16,468 cooperatives.
## Cooperatives expand membership and capital
The sector’s accumulated share capital and fees reached RM18 billion as of December 31 last year.
## Food security focus
The Malaysia Cooperative Societies Commission emphasizes growth in food security and digitalization sectors to ensure national food supply security.
## Digitalization and AI push
Cooperatives are encouraged to venture into digitalization and artificial intelligence industries to align with technological advancements.
## Revolving capital fund
The government provides a RM50 million revolving capital fund, with RM22 million disbursed to cooperatives needing assistance.
## 21 types of assistance
The fund offers 21 types of assistance to help cooperatives overcome constraints and continue growing.
## Key takeaway

Malaysia’s cooperative sector projects RM100 billion revenue in 2026, up from RM81.6 billion in 2025, driven by membership growth and capital accumulation.