28th August 2025 - 2 min read

Public Islamic Bank is continuing its support for the halal industry with its Halal Engage campaign. The initiative provides financial and strategic assistance to businesses, supporting their halal-certification processes and market expansion, which aids the country’s halal ecosystem.
Participants in the programme can gain several exclusive benefits. These include a product review by KiniHalal, access to a competitive profit rate, and a discounted membership fee. The campaign provides businesses with broader access to the comprehensive halal ecosystem, which can help in scaling their operations and reaching new markets.
Under the Halal Engage campaign, financing is available for various business requirements, including commercial and business financing applications. Companies can seek funding to acquire new business premises, refinance existing properties such as shop lots, offices, warehouses, industrial buildings, and factories, or secure financing for their working capital and trade activities.
The campaign focuses on specific economic sectors. These include the food and beverages industry, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, and personal care and cosmetics.
The programme is open to new and existing non-individual customers, irrespective of their current halal-certified status. Businesses can access financing and support to grow their operations. The bank’s objective is to help businesses become more competitive in local and international halal markets.
Public Islamic Bank’s initiative provides financial tools and guidance to support the country’s halal industry. The bank assists companies with securing halal certification and accessing a larger customer base, aligning with its aim to strengthen the halal ecosystem in Malaysia.
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