Sin Aik Bee brews up success with direct sales model

Penang coffee maker Sin Aik Bee enjoys a 30% sales surge with their direct sales strategy, revitalising tradition through unique roasting methods.

Sin Aik Bee, a Penang-based coffee manufacturer with a legacy spanning over 70 years, is experiencing a surge in business thanks to its innovative direct sales approach.

Sin Aik Bee, a Penang-based coffee manufacturer with a legacy spanning over 70 years, is experiencing a surge in business thanks to its innovative direct sales approach.

By connecting directly with customers, the company has seen a 30% increase in sales and is breathing new life into its traditional coffee-making methods.

Sin Aik Bee sees 30% growth

Sin Aik Bee, a Penang-based coffee manufacturer with a legacy spanning over 70 years, is experiencing a surge in business thanks to its innovative direct sales approach.

In 2023, Sin Aik Bee opened a new facility on Jalan Trengganu, housing both a production unit and a retail shop.

This strategic move allowed them to bypass traditional distribution channels and offer their products directly to consumers at factory prices.

“Customers get to enjoy savings while relishing their cup of coffee,” explains John Yeoh, the company’s spokesperson.

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Sin Aik Bee, a Penang-based coffee manufacturer with a legacy spanning over 70 years, is experiencing a surge in business thanks to its innovative direct sales approach.

To further expand their reach, Sin Aik Bee participates in roadshows across Penang, offering samples and engaging with potential customers.

They also maintain a presence at Chowrasta Market and various supermarkets, ensuring their coffee is readily available to Penangites and visitors alike.

Quality & heritage remain constant

Sin Aik Bee, a Penang-based coffee manufacturer with a legacy spanning over 70 years, is experiencing a surge in business thanks to its innovative direct sales approach.

Sin Aik Bee’s commitment to quality and tradition is evident in their use of high-grade robusta beans from Indonesia, known for their heat tolerance and bold flavour.

Their unique roasting process, utilising sugar and butter, creates a distinct caramelised aroma and creamy texture, setting them apart from mass-produced coffee.

“Our roasting process has evolved over the years,” says John.

“While we used to use small woks over firewood, requiring constant manual stirring, we now rely on semi-automatic machines for efficiency.

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Sin Aik Bee, a Penang-based coffee manufacturer with a legacy spanning over 70 years, is experiencing a surge in business thanks to its innovative direct sales approach.

However, the core principles of quality and flavour remain unchanged.”

Oo Kok Leong, the third-generation owner of Sin Aik Bee, carries the torch of his family’s legacy.

He is dedicated to upholding traditional methods while adapting to contemporary demands.

“We are committed to sustainability, ethical sourcing, and environmentally friendly practices,” he emphasises.

Sin Aik Bee’s success story demonstrates the power of direct engagement and a commitment to quality.

By connecting directly with their customers and preserving their unique heritage, this Penang coffee manufacturer has brewed a recipe for success that is both flavourful and sustainable.

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