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Brunei postal services to be corporatised

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December 16, 2025
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BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN – PosBru Sendirian Berhad is about to take over all nationwide postal operations from January 1, 2026, as a part of a strategic transfer to maintain the sector related in a quickly evolving digital period.

All postal companies beforehand beneath the federal government’s Postal Providers Division can be totally transferred to PosBru, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Darussalam Property.

PosBru will function as a Public Postal Licensee regulated by the Authority for Information-communications Know-how Business of Brunei Darussalam.

The Ministry of Transport and Infocommunications (MTIC) organised an open day on Wednesday to offer a clearer image of the modifications that may happen in the course of the transition interval. The session additionally allowed stakeholders and the general public to acquire additional info and ask questions on the corporatisation course of.

MTIC Appearing Everlasting Secretary, Hj Hairul Mohd Daud Hj Abdul Karim, mentioned the transfer comes as demand for conventional postal companies continues to say no, whereas demand for parcel, logistics and e-commerce companies continues to rise.

To stay aggressive, the sector should strengthen its capabilities via the adoption of recent applied sciences and extra versatile working fashions, he added.

L-R: Muhammad Firdaus Hj Mokim, PosBru’s head of enterprise growth; Quickly Wei En, PosBru’s chief monetary officer; Dr Rosdi Hj Abdul Aziz, performing postmaster normal; and Hj Shahrin Hj Ibrahim of the Postal Providers Dept. throughout a Q&A session on Dec. 10, 2025. Photograph: The Scoop

Transition to PosBru

MTIC mentioned current postal companies will proceed with out disruption. PosBru will start rebranding current postal infrastructure in phases, and has pledged to keep up the present charges for mail supply and premium companies.

PosBru can even roll out a brand new Publish International system, which can embody enhanced monitoring capabilities for chosen parcels, small packets and registered gadgets. On-line fee choices and card fee amenities can even be obtainable for purchasers within the close to future.

MTIC careworn that workers welfare can be safeguarded in the course of the transition course of.

The ministry mentioned all Postal Providers Division staff can be provided the chance to proceed working beneath PosBru, and {that a} group periods can be held to offer readability to workers on position constructions, advantages and profession growth.



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