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Tomei CARE 2026 Project

Tomei Launches Malaysian Flora Gold Coin Collection and CARE Fund Campaign in Continued Support of WWF-Malaysia’s Conservation Efforts 

 

Kuala Lumpur, 21 August 2026 – Tomei Group, in collaboration with WWF-Malaysia, today launched the “Malaysian Flora Collectible Gold Coins Set” (MY Flora Gold Coins) alongside the “Tomei CARE Fund Support Campaign 2026” in support of conservation efforts and the promotion of responsible resource stewardship that benefits both ecosystems and communities. 

The MY Flora Coins set features four of Malaysia’s iconic and rare botanical treasures, celebrating the nation’s extraordinary rainforest heritage while raising awareness of the importance of plant conservation. As one of the world’s megadiverse countries, Malaysia possesses exceptionally rich biodiversity, including numerous endemic species found nowhere else on Earth, making its natural heritage highly valuable to both the global community and future generations. 
 
A complete set comprises four identical gold coins containing a total of 12.44g of 999.9 fine gold, with each coin weighing 0.1 ounce (3.11g). The collection is limited to only 800 sets nationwide, where each set carrying an individual serial number. The “Malaysian Flora Collectible Gold Coins Set” is launched at a retail price of RM8888.00, which may vary in accordance with international gold price fluctuations. 

The collection showcases four remarkable flora species that symbolize the uniqueness of Malaysia’s tropical rainforests: Hibiscus, Malaysia’s national flower; Slipper Orchid, with the subspecies Paphipledilum rothschilianum, crowned with the title Gold of Kinabalu and recognized as one of the world’s rarest and most valuable orchids, found exclusively in Sabah’s Kinabalu Park; Pitcher Plant, with the subspecies Nepenthes rajah endemic to Kinabalu Park and one of the world’s largest carnivorous plants; and Rafflesia, the world’s largest flower found in both the rainforests of Peninsular and East Malaysia.

The launch marks Tomei’s second conservation-themed collaboration with WWF-Malaysia, following the introduction of the “Limited Edition Gold Coins Collection in Commemoration with WWF-Malaysia 50th Anniversary” in 2022. While the previous collection highlighted endangered wildlife, the MY Flora Gold Coins extends conservation from fauna to flora, while emphasizing the importance of protecting Malaysia’s tropical rainforests.

Tomei Independent Non-Executive Director, Tan Sri Dr. Madinah Binti Mohamad, announced that under the Tomei CARE Fund Support Campaign 2026, 2% of the retail price from every MY Flora Gold Coins sold will be channelled into the Tomei CARE Fund, from the launch of the campaign until its conclusion in June 2027, or earlier upon the complete sell-out of all 800 sets. After completion of the campaign, Tomei will formally handover the total contribution accumulated in Tomei CARE Fund to WWF-Malaysia in support of its environmental conservation efforts. 
 
“We are committed to raising a minimum of RM70,000 through this campaign and are confident that the total contribution will exceed RM100,000. Through this collaboration, we hope to empower consumers to respond to this meaningful conservation efforts while preserving a valuable collectible,” she said. 
 
Tan Sri Dr Madinah further highlighted that sustainability considerations were embedded throughout the product development process. The coins were produced using recycled gold sourced from traded-in gold, while the packaging and printed materials prioritize environmentally-friendly materials, including paper certified under Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain of Custody standards, wherever reasonably practicable. 
 
She added that Tomei continues to fulfil its environmental responsibilities by promoting lower-carbon-footprint practices, including sustainable consumption through its gold trade-in programme. The initiative encourages jewellery recycling, helping to reduce the environmental impacts associated with new gold extraction. 
 

Towards a Long-Term Strategic Partnership 

 
Tomei Group Managing Director, Datuk Ng Yih Pyng said Tomei highly values its partnership with WWF-Malaysia and looks forward to strengthening the collaboration in the years ahead. 

“Following our meaningful partnership in 2022, we have been keen to establish a long-term strategic relationship with WWF-Malaysia. We look forward to exploring more opportunities to work together in advancing conservation efforts, promoting sustainability, and reducing environmental impact for future generations,” he said.

WWF-Malaysia Senior Director of Partnerships, Tay Mooi Geok shared her appreciation for the partnership and expressed hope for its continued growth in the years ahead. 

“Malaysia’s rainforests are home to extraordinary plant species found nowhere else in the world. Protecting these natural treasures is essential not only for biodiversity, but also for the wellbeing of communities and future generations. 

The partnership with Tomei demonstrates the important role corporations can play in conservation, in supporting nature protection and in creating lasting impact. Beyond financial support, this partnership helps amplify awareness and reinforces the message that everyone plays a part in conserving nature and environment.” 

 

Symbolic Rainforest Sustainability Ceremony 


On 21 August, representatives from Tomei and WWF-Malaysia participated in a symbolic tree-nurturing ceremony during the launch event. Guests collectively watered seeds for sprouting to represent the nurturing and preservation of rainforests, underscoring the shared aspiration for long-term rainforest sustainability. 
 
Among the distinguished guests present were Tomei Independent Non-Executive Director, Tan Sri Dr. Madinah Binti Mohamad; Tomei Group Managing Director, Datuk Ng Yih Pyng; WWF-Malaysia Senior Director of Partnerships Tay Mooi Geok; and WWF-Malaysia Manager of Corporate Partnerships, Ashley Emmanuel. 
 
The MY Flora Gold Coins is now available at all Tomei outlets nationwide. Tomei is also hosting an exclusive sales event from 22 to 23 August 2026 at its headquarters on Old Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur where visitors can learn more about the My Flora collection. 

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 About “Tomei CARE” 

A pioneer project named “Tomei CARE” (Tomei Cares About Rejuvenation of Environment) is launched by Tomei Consolidated Berhad since 2022 to sharpen its focus on environmental sustainability. It is also an ESG initiative by Tomei towards building a well-being society and sustainable future. By engaging in “Tomei CARE”, Tomei practise corporate environmental responsibility in daily operations and promote eco-friendly concepts among its customers. 

 

For more information, please visit Tomei’s official Facebook page at www.facebook.com/myTomei or contact Tomei via Facebook Messenger. 
 
Media Contacts 
 
Kelvin Chen 
Marketing Manager 
Tomei Gold & Jewellery Holdings (M) Sdn. Bhd. 
Tel: +6012-395 1395 Email: kelvinchen@tomei.com.my 
 
Jeremy Liew 
Tomei CARE” Programme Coordinator 
Tel: +6016-808 6191 Email: jeremyliewbiz@gmail.com 

Projek Prihatin Tomei 2026 

 

Kuala Lumpur, 21 Ogos 2026 – Tomei Group hari ini melancarkan “Set Koleksi Syiling Emas Flora Malaysia” (Syiling Emas MY Flora) dengan kerjasama WWF-Malaysia, di samping Projek Prihatin Sokongan Dana Tomei 2026. Pelancaran ini bertujuan menyokong usaha pemuliharaan alam sekitar dan serta menggalakkan pengurusan sumber yang bertanggungjawab demi kesejahteraan ekosistem dan komuniti. 

 

Set syiling MY Flora menampilkan empat khazanah botani Malaysia yang ikonik dan jarang ditemui, sebagai penghargaan terhadap warisan hutan hujan negara yang luar biasa serta untuk meningkatkan kesedaran mengenai kepentingan pemuliharaan tumbuhan. Sebagai salah sebuah negara megakepelbagaian biologi dunia, Malaysia memiliki kekayaan biodiversiti yang luar biasa, termasuk pelbagai spesies endemik yang tidak ditemui di mana-mana tempat lain di dunia. Keunikan ini menjadikan warisan semula jadinya amat bernilai kepada komuniti global dan generasi akan datang. 

 

Satu set lengkap merangkumi empat keping syiling emas seiras dengan jumlah berat 12.44 gram emas tulen 999.9, manakala setiap syiling mempunyai berat 0.1 auns (3.11 gram). Koleksi ini terhad kepada hanya 800 set di seluruh negara, dan setiap set dilengkapi dengan nombor siri unik. Set Syiling Emas MY Flora ini dilancarkan pada harga jualan RM8,888, tertakluk kepada perubahan mengikut turun naik harga emas antarabangsa. 

 

Koleksi ini menampilkan empat spesies flora luar biasa yang melambangkan keunikan hutan hujan tropika Malaysia, iaitu Bunga Raya, bunga kebangsaan Malaysia; Orkid Selipar (Paphiopedilum rothschildianum), yang dikenali sebagai “Emas Kinabalu” dan diiktiraf sebagai antara spesies orkid paling eksklusif dan bernilai di dunia yang hanya ditemui di Taman Kinabalu, Sabah; Periuk Kera (Nepenthes rajah), satu lagi spesies endemik Taman Kinabalu yang merupakan antara tumbuhan karnivor terbesar di dunia; serta Rafflesia, bunga terbesar di dunia yang boleh ditemui di hutan hujan Semenanjung Malaysia dan Malaysia Timur. 

 

Pelancaran ini menandakan kerjasama bertemakan pemuliharaan yang kedua antara Tomei dan WWF-Malaysia, susulan pengenalan Koleksi Syiling Emas Edisi Terhad Sempena Ulang Tahun ke-50 WWF-Malaysia pada tahun 2022. Jika koleksi terdahulu memberi tumpuan kepada hidupan liar yang terancam, Syiling Emas MY Flora pula memperluaskan skop pemuliharaan daripada fauna kepada flora, di samping menekankan kepentingan melindungi hutan hujan tropika Malaysia. 

 

“Kami bertekad untuk mengumpul sekurang-kurangnya RM70,000 menerusi kempen ini dan yakin jumlah sumbangan akan melebihi RM100,000. Melalui kerjasama ini, kami berharap dapat memperkasakan pengguna untuk menyokong usaha pemuliharaan yang bermakna sambil memiliki barangan koleksi yang bernilai,” kata beliau. 

 

Tan Sri Dr Madinah turut menegaskan bahawa pertimbangan kelestarian telah diterapkan sepanjang proses pembangunan produk ini. Syiling tersebut dihasilkan menggunakan emas kitar semula yang diperoleh daripada emas tukar ganti, manakala pembungkusan dan bahan cetakan mengutamakan penggunaan bahan mesra alam, termasuk kertas yang disahkan di bawah piawaian Rantaian Pengawasan (Chain of Custody) Majlis Pengurusan Hutan (FSC), di mana bersesuaian dan praktikal. 

Beliau menambah bahawa Tomei terus melaksanakan tanggungjawab alam sekitarnya dengan menggalakkan amalan yang menyokong pengurangan jejak karbon, termasuk penggunaan sumber secara mampan menerusi program tukar ganti emas. Inisiatif ini menggalakkan kitar semula barangan kemas dan sekali gus membantu mengurangkan kesan alam sekitar yang berkaitan dengan perlombongan emas baharu. 

 

Kearah Kerjasama Strategik Jangka Panjang 

Pengarah Urusan Tomei Group, Datuk Ng Yih Pyng, berkata Tomei amat menghargai kerjasamanya dengan WWF-Malaysia dan berharap hubungan tersebut dapat diperkukuhkan pada masa hadapan. 

“Susulan kerjasama yang bermakna pada tahun 2022, kami berhasrat untuk menjalin hubungan strategik jangka panjang dengan WWF-Malaysia. Kami berharap dapat meneroka lebih banyak peluang untuk bekerjasama dalam memajukan usaha pemuliharaan, mempromosikan kelestarian dan mengurangkan kesan alam sekitar demi generasi akan datang,” kata beliau. 

Pengarah Kanan Kerjasama WWF-Malaysia, Tay Mooi Geok, turut merakamkan penghargaan atas kerjasama ini dan melahirkan harapan agar ia terus berkembang pada tahun-tahun akan datang. 

“Hutan hujan Malaysia merupakan habitat kepada spesies tumbuhan luar biasa yang tidak boleh ditemui di mana-mana tempat lain di dunia. Melindungi khazanah semula jadi ini penting bukan sahaja untuk memelihara kepelbagaian biologi, malah untuk kesejahteraan komuniti dan generasi akan datang. Kerjasama dengan Tomei membuktikan peranan penting yang boleh dimainkan oleh sektor korporat dalam usaha pemuliharaan, menyokong perlindungan alam semula jadi serta mewujudkan impak yang berkekalan. Selain sokongan kewangan, kerjasama ini turut membantu meningkatkan kesedaran dan memperkukuh mesej bahawa setiap individu mempunyai peranan dalam memelihara alam semula jadi dan alam sekitar.” 

  

Upacara Simbolik Kelestarian Hutan Hujan 

Pada 21 Ogos 2026, wakil-wakil daripada Tomei dan WWF-Malaysia telah menyertai upacara simbolik penanaman pokok semasa majlis pelancaran tersebut. Para tetamu bersama-sama menyiram benih yang sedang bercambah sebagai simbol pemeliharaan dan pemuliharaan hutan hujan, sekali gus mencerminkan aspirasi bersama terhadap kelestarian hutan hujan untuk jangka panjang. 

Antara tetamu kehormat yang hadir termasuk Pengarah Bukan Eksekutif Bebas Tomei, Tan Sri Dr Madinah Mohamad; Pengarah Urusan Kumpulan Tomei, Datuk Ng Yih Pyng; Pengarah Kanan Kerjasama WWF-Malaysia, Tay Mooi Geok; dan Pengurus Kerjasama Korporat WWF-Malaysia, Ashley Emmanuel. 

Set Syiling Emas MY Flora kini boleh didapati di semua cawangan Tomei di seluruh negara. Tomei juga akan mengadakan acara jualan eksklusif pada 22 hingga 23 Ogos 2026 di ibu pejabatnya di Jalan Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur, di mana para pengunjung berpeluang mengetahui dengan lebih lanjut mengenai koleksi MY Flora ini. 

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Mengenai Projek Prihatin Tomei 

Dilancarkan pada tahun 2022, Projek Prihatin Tomei merupakan inisiatif perintis oleh Tomei Consolidated Berhad yang bertujuan memperkukuh fokus syarikat terhadap kelestarian alam sekitar. Program ini juga merupakan sebahagian daripada inisiatif Alam Sekitar, Sosial dan Tadbir Urus (ESG) Tomei ke arah mewujudkan masyarakat yang sejahtera serta masa depan yang mampan. 

Melalui Projek Prihatin Tomei, Tomei mengamalkan tanggungjawab korporat terhadap alam sekitar dalam operasi hariannya, di samping mempromosikan amalan mesra alam serta konsep kelestarian dalam kalangan pelanggan. 

Untuk maklumat lanjut, sila layari laman Facebook rasmi Tomei di www.facebook.com/myTomei atau hubungi Tomei melalui Facebook Messenger. 

 

Untuk Pertanyaan Media 

Kelvin Chen 
Pengurus Pemasaran 
Tomei Gold & Jewellery Holdings (M) Sdn. Bhd. 
Tel: +6012-395 1395 
E-mel: kelvinchen@tomei.com.my 

Jeremy Liew 
Penyelaras Program Projek Prihatin Tomei 
Tel: +6016-808 6191 
E-mel: jeremyliewbiz@gmail.com 

马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套组发布会

2026年“多美护绿”环境保育计划推展礼

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(吉隆坡21日讯)多美集团偕马来西亚世界自然基金会(WWF-Malaysia)联合发行“马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套组”,借以诚邀社会广大群众一起支持我国的环境保护和自然生态保育工作。

这也是多美与马来西亚世界自然基金会二度合作发行限量版金币,产品设计延续生态保育主题,并从马来西亚濒危动物延伸至本土具象征性的珍稀植物,共同勾勒出大马梦幻般的雨林秘境和独特的生态系统。

 

多美再度联手大马世界自然基金会发行限量金币

“马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套组”共含四枚由999.9纯黄金制成的金币,每枚金币重量各为0.1盎司(3.11克),全套金币总含金量达12.44克。这个由四款不同设计的金币所组成的套组,全马仅限量发售800套且每套金币都配以专属编号,抢先购买者还有机会优先挑选“心水号码”作个人珍藏。

四款金币在设计上个别主打大马极具标志性的植物品种,分别是:马来西亚国花—大红花、被誉为世上最昂贵的兰花品种且只生长在沙巴神山公园的“兰花之王”帝王兜兰、同样只生长在沙巴雨林且初步认定为世上最巨型的马来王猪笼草,以及2021年甫于刁曼岛发现的莱佛士花独有品种,尽显我国热带雨林举世无双的独特性和多样性。

多美集团和马来西亚世界自然基金会希望,借由相关金币套组让社会意识到大马雨林的关键功能和无比珍贵,进而唤起社会群众对生物多样性和生态保育的觉醒。

为此,多美集团配合“马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套组”的发行,也同步推介“2026年多美护绿环境保育计划(多美护绿计划-Tomei CARE)”,

 

售出产品的2%将捐助生态保育工作

多美集团独立非执行董事丹斯里玛蒂娜博士今日在“马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套组”推展礼致辞时说:“在‘2026年多美护绿计划’下,每售出一套金币套组,多美将按售价的2%捐作‘多美护绿基金’(Tomei CARE Fund)。并将悉数用以支持马来西亚世界自然基金会生态保育工作。”

她披露,多美集团承诺至少募款7万令吉,同时把目标锁定10万令吉或以上,作为马来西亚世界自然基金会的生态保育工作基金。

“有关基金筹募运动将随着该金币套组的正式发售而开展,并持续进行至2027年5月杪或产品售罄为止。有关金币套组今日以每套8,888令吉公开发售,日后定价则视浮动的市场黄金价格而定。”

玛蒂娜博士进一步指出,若按照今日定价,800套金币套组将有望募集到超过14万令吉捐作马来西亚世界自然基金会生态保育工作。

 

生产包装奉行环境友好优先原则

较早前,她在致辞中也提到,再度与马来西亚世界自然基金会合作,是多美集团长期倡导的“企业环境责任”的实践,除了捐资支持马来西亚世界自然基金会生态保育工作,多美也在产品开发过程中设法降低对环境造成的破坏。

“多美在产品生产和包装制作流程方面坚持奉行‘环境友好优先’原则,每一枚金币都是由源自市场回收的‘再循环黄金’铸造而成,产品包装选材和印刷品纸质的采用,也都符合森林管理委员会 (FSC) 产销监管链认证标准。多美集团也针对整个流程进行稽查,确保全面贯彻企业绿色理念与可持续发展愿景。”

玛蒂娜指出,秉持着可持续发展的企业理念和履行企业环境责任,多美也积极引导顾客共同实践绿色生活,包括常年推行黄金“以旧换新”机制,提供优惠鼓励顾客以旧金饰置换新金饰,减少因开采黄金所带来的环境影响;也持续通过电子刊物、线上平台等渠道做环境保育宣导,这包括在社交媒体平台上举办“多美护绿觉醒周”(Tomei CARE Week),借以提高大众对自然保育议题的关注与认知。

 

多美冀建立长期合作战略伙伴关系

另一方面,多美集团董事经理拿督吴逸平也表示,自从2022年与马来西亚世界自然基金会的第一次充满意义的合作后,多美便有意建立起双方的长期合作关系,共同为生态保育和国家可持续发展贡献更大力量。

“多美集团重视与马来西亚世界自然基金会的配合,并期望双方未来可进一步建立战略合作伙伴关系,继续探索更多的合作机会。”

2022年,多美集团配合马来西亚世界自然基金会成立50周年纪念,双双联手发行一套四款,以濒危动物为设计主题的限量版纪念金币,每套产品的黄金重量达100克,并成功捐助马来西亚世界自然基金会超过10万令吉作为生态保育基金。今年,多美再接再励与马来西亚世界自然基金会再次携手合作,并在保育路上迈至濒危植物,力求推动更全面的物种保育与宣导。

马来西亚作为世界公认的超级生物多样性国家之一,且东、西马也都有着比亚马逊雨林更古老的热带雨林,这里不仅仅是各种哺乳动物、鸟类和昆虫的栖息地,更是许多罕见植物的原生地,有者甚至只生长于此,在维护全球生物多样性和珍稀物种孕育方面起着关键作用。

出席今日推展礼的嘉宾包括:多美集团独立非执行董事丹斯里玛蒂娜博士、董事经理拿督吴逸平、董事吴逸琛、董事吴晓筠、马来西亚世界自然基金会项目合作资深总监戴梅玉和项目合作经理阿斯理。

随着“马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套组”今日正式推展,产品也将从今起于多美全国门市上架,有意购买者欢迎向多美职员查询产品详情,同时也欢迎浏览多美官方脸书专页:www.facebook.com/myTomei,亦可通过FB Messenger联系多美脸书专页管理员做进一步了解。

 

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欲了解更多详情,欢迎联系:

多美金钻珠宝有限公司市场部经理Mr. Kelvin Chen
电话:+6012-395 1395
电邮:kelvinchen@tomei.com.my

“多美护绿”环境保育计划执行协调员Mr. Jeremy Liew
电话:+6016-808 6191
电邮:jeremyliewbiz@gmail.com

Product Introduction of Malaysian Flora Collectible Gold Coins Set (MY Flora Gold Coins)

Developed under Tomei CARE (Tomei Cares About Rejuvenation of Environment) 2026 Project

 

Concept of Development

Among all forest ecosystems, tropical rainforests support the greatest diversity of living organisms on Earth. The rainforests of Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, are believed to be among the oldest and most biologically diverse in the world.

Malaysia’s tropical rainforests are among the oldest and most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. Covering more than half of the country’s land area, they are home to thousands of unique plant and animal species, earning Malaysia recognition as one of the world’s megadiverse countries.

Malaysia is blessed with several significant tropical rainforest regions, including Taman Negara in Peninsular Malaysia, the Royal Belum Rainforest, and the Danum Valley in Sabah. Many of these natural treasures have received international recognition, including UNESCO World Heritage Site status for Kinabalu National Park, Mulu National Park, and Niah National Park. In addition, the Mossy Forest has been recognised by Lonely Planet as one of the most Instagrammable forests in the world. Other notable rainforest destinations include the Maliau Basin, often referred to as “The Lost World” due to its pristine and untouched ecosystem, and Bako National Park, the first national park established in Sarawak.

In conjunction with the celebration of “Visit Malaysia 2026”, Malaysia is promoting its “Surreal Experiences” tourism campaign, which emphasises sustainable tourism and the preservation of the country’s pristine rainforests, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking coastlines for future generations. In support of this vision and in celebration of the upcoming World Rainforest Day, Tomei is introducing the MY Flora Gold Coins to raise awareness of conservation efforts while celebrating Malaysia’s rich natural heritage.

 

Towards a Better Future

Tropical forests are not just home to plants and animals but also to people. For many indigenous peoples and local communities, forests provide essential resources, including food, shelter, medicine, and materials for daily living. Millions of people depend on tropical forests, either directly or indirectly, for their livelihoods.

Therefore, the protection of Malaysia’s rainforests is a shared responsibility among all Malaysians, as well as individuals around the world who care about the future of our planet. As a company that has grown alongside the nation for more than half a century, Tomei recognises that Malaysia has provided the foundation for its success. Today, Tomei is committed to giving back by contributing to the nation’s sustainable future and environmental well-being.

Meanwhile, WWF-Malaysia has been actively involved in policy and advocacy initiatives since its establishment in 1972. WWF works closely with government agencies, businesses, and various stakeholders to promote responsible forestry practices, including sustainable forest management, responsible sourcing of forestry products such as timber, pulp and paper, and rubber, as well as innovative solutions to address the threats facing forest ecosystems.

 

Mutual Value

Since the first collaboration between Tomei and WWF-Malaysia in 2022, both organisations have shared a strong commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable development. In 2026, both parties are taking another meaningful step forward through the introduction of the “Malaysian Flora Collectible Gold Coins Set” to further advance their environmental conservation initiatives.

The launch marks Tomei’s second conservation-themed collaboration with WWF-Malaysia, following the introduction of the “Limited Edition Gold Coins Collection in Commemoration with WWF-Malaysia 50th Anniversary” in 2022. While the previous collection highlighted endangered wildlife, the MY Flora Gold Coins extend the conservation narrative from fauna to flora, while emphasising the importance of protecting Malaysia’s tropical rainforests and botanical heritage.

Under the Tomei CARE Fund Support Campaign 2026, 2% of the retail price from every MY Flora Gold Coins sold will be channelled into the Tomei CARE Fund and contributed to WWF-Malaysia to support nature conservation initiatives and environmental sustainability efforts.

 

Product Description

  • Product Name: Malaysian Flora Collectible Gold Coins Set;
  • Jointly issued by Tomei Consolidated Berhad and WWF-Malaysia;
  • 999.9 fine gold;
  • Limited to 800 sets, each set is assigned with a dedicated serial number from 001 to 800;
  • Sale campaign starts from 19 June 2026 to 31 May 2027, or earlier upon the complete sell-out of all 800 sets;
  • 4 gold coins engraved with respective remarkable flora species that symbolize the uniqueness of Malaysia’s tropical rainforests: Pitcher Plant, Hibiscus, Slipper Orchid, and Rafflesia;
  • 0.1 ounce (3.11 gram) for each gold coin with the total weight of 12.44 gram;
  • Environmentally-friendly concept gold coins entirely produced from the recycled gold obtained through the melting of audited trade in gold items;
  • Product’s packaging and other relevant printing materials are made using material with Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) standard for chain of custody certification; Ø Available at Tomei nationwide outlets, please visit: www.tomei.com.my/outlets for the details of location.

Pitcher Plant

The Pitcher Plant (Genus: Nepenthes) is a carnivorous herbaceous plant that derives nutrients by trapping and digesting insects. Native to the tropical regions of Asia, these remarkable plants are typically found in highland and subalpine environments. Malaysia is one of the world’s principal centres of Nepenthes diversity and is home to several species found nowhere else on Earth.

Among the most renowned is the Rajah Pitcher Plant (Nepenthes rajah), which occurs naturally only in the mountainous regions surrounding Kinabalu Park in Sabah. It is one of only two Nepenthes species listed under Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), and is therefore classified as a highly protected endangered species for which international trade is strictly prohibited. The Rajah Pitcher Plant possesses the largest pitcher capacity among all known Nepenthes species. Its exceptionally large traps are capable of capturing not only insects but also small vertebrates and mammals.

Hibiscus

The Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis), an evergreen shrub belonging to the mallow family (Malvaceae), is a native plant commonly found throughout Malaysia. Known locally as Bunga Raya, it was chosen as Malaysia’s national flower and holds profound cultural and national significance.

Its five petals symbolise the five principles of the Rukun Negara (National Principles): Belief in God, Loyalty to King and Country, Supremacy of the Constitution, Rule of Law, and Good Behaviour and Morality. The flower’s vibrant red colour represents courage, while its year-round blooming habit reflects vitality, resilience, and continuous growth. As a national symbol, the Hibiscus embodies Malaysia’s progress and prosperity, as well as the enduring spirit and unity of its people. In 2007, it was officially recognised as part of Malaysia’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Slipper Orchid

The Slipper Orchid (Paphiopedilum), also known as the Lady’s Slipper Orchid, is among the most endangered groups within the orchid family. Renowned for its distinctive slipper-shaped pouch, this genus requires highly specific environmental conditions and is exceptionally difficult to grow in the wild.

Owing to their rarity and vulnerability, there are 110 accepted species listed under Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), making international commercial trade strictly prohibited.

Malaysia is recognised as one of the world’s richest natural habitats for orchids. In the mountainous regions surrounding Kinabalu Park in Sabah alone, more than 711 documented species of orchid, including several rare Paphiopedilum species such as the Rothschild’s Slipper Orchid (Paphiopedilum rothschildianum), commonly known as the “Gold of Kinabalu”.

The Gold of Kinabalu, Rothschild’s Slipper Orchid is often celebrated as the “King of Orchids”. Endemic to the Kinabalu region of Sabah, it is regarded as one of the world’s rarest orchid species. Although its flowering season typically occurs between April and May, wild sightings of the blooming are exceptionally uncommon. Its rarity and exclusivity have earned it a reputation as one of the most valuable orchids in the world.

Rafflesia

Widely recognised as the world’s largest single flower, the Rafflesia is native to the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. Malaysia is home to several rare and endemic species, including Rafflesia tiomanensis (endemic to Tioman Island), Rafflesia keithii and Rafflesia tengku-adlinii, found exclusively within the country’s forests.

Discovered in Sabah during the 1980s, Rafflesia tengku-adlinii was named in honour of Malaysia’s distinguished conservationist, Datuk Dr. Tengku D.Z. Adlin. Endemic to Sabah, it is regarded as one of the smallest and rarest Rafflesia species in the world. Among all Rafflesia species, Rafflesia arnoldii is the largest. The largest recorded bloom measured approximately 111 centimetres in diameter and weighed over 10 kilograms. This remarkable species occurs naturally in parts of Sumatra and Borneo, including the remote rainforests of Sarawak.

The flowering period of a Rafflesia is exceptionally brief, typically lasting only four to seven days. Due to its specialised habitat requirements and short blooming cycle, conservation of the genus remains a significant challenge. As a result, many Rafflesia species are considered threatened or endangered in the wild.

Pengenalan Produk Syiling Emas Flora Malaysia (MY Flora Gold Coins)  
Dibangunkan di bawah Projek Tomei CARE 2026 (Tomei Prihatin terhadap Pemulihan Alam Sekitar)  

 

Konsep Pembangunan Produk  

Hutan hujan tropika merupakan ekosistem yang menampung kepelbagaian hidupan paling tinggi di dunia. Di Asia Tenggara, termasuk Malaysia, hutan hujan ini dipercayai antara yang tertua dan paling kaya dengan biodiversiti.  

Hutan hujan tropika Malaysia meliputi lebih separuh daripada keluasan tanah negara dan menjadi habitat kepada ribuan spesies tumbuhan serta haiwan unik. Kepelbagaian ini menjadikan Malaysia diiktiraf sebagai salah satu negara megabiodiversiti dunia.  

Antara kawasan hutan hujan utama di Malaysia ialah Taman Negara di Semenanjung Malaysia, Hutan Royal Belum, dan Lembah Danum di Sabah. Beberapa khazanah semula jadi negara turut menerima pengiktirafan antarabangsa, termasuk status Tapak Warisan Dunia UNESCO bagi Taman Kinabalu, Taman Negara Mulu, dan Taman Negara Niah. Hutan Berkabus pula diiktiraf oleh Lonely Planet sebagai salah satu hutan paling menarik untuk dikongsi di media sosial. Destinasi lain yang terkenal termasuk Lembangan Maliau, digelar “Dunia yang Hilang” kerana ekosistemnya yang masih asli, serta Taman Negara Bako, taman negara pertama di Sarawak.  

Sempena kempen “Visit Malaysia 2026”, Malaysia memperkenalkan tema “Surreal Experiences” yang menekankan pelancongan lestari serta usaha memelihara hutan hujan, hidupan liar dan pantai indah untuk generasi akan datang. Selaras dengan visi ini dan bersempena sambutan Hari Hutan Hujan Sedunia, Tomei memperkenalkan Syiling Emas Flora Malaysia (MY Flora Gold Coins) sebagai usaha meningkatkan kesedaran terhadap pemuliharaan sambil meraikan kekayaan warisan semula jadi negara.  

Menuju Masa Depan yang Lebih Baik  

Hutan tropika bukan sahaja menjadi habitat kepada tumbuhan dan haiwan, malah turut menjadi tempat tinggal manusia. Bagi masyarakat Orang Asli dan komuniti setempat, hutan menyediakan sumber penting seperti makanan, tempat perlindungan, ubat-ubatan serta bahan untuk kegunaan harian. Jutaan manusia bergantung kepada hutan tropika, sama ada secara langsung atau tidak langsung, bagi kelangsungan hidup mereka.  

Perlindungan hutan hujan Malaysia merupakan tanggungjawab bersama seluruh rakyat Malaysia, malah juga individu di seluruh dunia yang prihatin terhadap masa depan bumi kita. Sebagai sebuah syarikat yang telah berkembang seiring dengan negara selama lebih setengah abad, Tomei mengiktiraf bahawa Malaysia telah menjadi asas kepada kejayaannya. Kini, Tomei komited untuk memberi kembali dengan menyumbang kepada masa depan negara yang lestari serta kesejahteraan alam sekitar.  

Sejak penubuhannya pada tahun 1972, WWF-Malaysia pula aktif melaksanakan inisiatif dasar dan advokasi. WWF bekerjasama rapat dengan agensi kerajaan, sektor perniagaan dan pelbagai pihak berkepentingan bagi mempromosikan amalan perhutanan yang bertanggungjawab. Usaha ini merangkumi pengurusan hutan secara lestari, sumber produk hutan yang beretika seperti kayu, pulpa dan kertas, serta getah, di samping memperkenalkan penyelesaian inovatif untuk menangani ancaman terhadap ekosistem hutan.  

Nilai Bersama  

Sejak kerjasama pertama antara Tomei dan WWF-Malaysia pada tahun 2022, kedua-dua organisasi telah berkongsi komitmen yang teguh terhadap pemuliharaan alam sekitar dan pembangunan lestari. Pada tahun 2026, kedua-dua pihak melangkah setapak lagi dengan memperkenalkan “Set Syiling Emas Flora Malaysia” bagi memperkukuh usaha pemuliharaan alam sekitar.  

Pelancaran ini menandakan kerjasama kali kedua bertemakan pemuliharaan antara Tomei dan WWF-Malaysia, selepas pengenalan “Koleksi Syiling Emas Edisi Terhad Sempena Ulang Tahun ke-50 WWF-Malaysia” pada tahun 2022. Jika koleksi terdahulu menonjolkan hidupan liar terancam, MY Flora Gold Coins pula memperluas usaha pemuliharaan daripada fokus kepada fauna kepada flora, sambil menekankan kepentingan melindungi hutan hujan tropika serta warisan botani Malaysia.  

Di bawah Kempen Sokongan Dana Tomei CARE 2026, sebanyak 2% daripada harga runcit setiap jualan MY Flora Gold Coins akan disalurkan ke Dana Tomei CARE dan seterusnya disumbangkan kepada WWF-Malaysia bagi menyokong inisiatif pemuliharaan alam semula jadi serta usaha kelestarian alam sekitar.  

Penerangan Produk  

  • Nama Produk: Set Syiling Emas Flora Malaysia  
  • Kerjasama: Dikeluarkan bersama oleh Tomei Consolidated Berhad dan WWF-Malaysia 
  • Ketulenan: 999.9 emas tulen  
  • Kuantiti Terhad: Hanya 800 set, setiap set mempunyai nombor siri unik dari 001 hingga 800  
  • Tempoh Jualan: Bermula 19 Jun 2026 hingga 31 Mei 2027, atau lebih awal sekiranya semua set habis terjual  
  • Reka Bentuk Syiling: 4 keping syiling emas dengan ukiran flora ikonik yang melambangkan keunikan hutan hujan tropika Malaysia; Periuk Kera, Bunga Raya, Orkid Selipar, dan Rafflesia  
  • Berat Syiling: 0.1 auns (3.11 gram) setiap keping, dengan jumlah keseluruhan 12.44 gram 
  • Konsep Mesra Alam: Dihasilkan sepenuhnya daripada emas kitar semula yang diperoleh melalui peleburan barangan emas dagangan yang telah diaudit  
  • Pembungkusan: Kotak dan bahan cetakan menggunakan material yang mematuhi piawaian Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) dengan pensijilan rantaian jagaan (chain of custody)  
  • Ketersediaan: Boleh didapati di semua cawangan Tomei di seluruh negara. Untuk maklumat lokasi, sila layari www.tomei.com.my/outlets  

Periuk Kera  

Periuk Kera (Genus: Nepenthes) ialah tumbuhan herba karnivor yang memperoleh nutrien dengan memerangkap serta mencerna serangga. Tumbuhan unik ini berasal dari kawasan tropika Asia dan lazimnya ditemui di persekitaran tanah tinggi serta subalpin. Malaysia merupakan salah satu pusat utama kepelbagaian Nepenthes di dunia dan menjadi habitat kepada beberapa spesies yang tidak terdapat di tempat lain.  

Antara yang paling terkenal ialah Periuk Kera Rajah (Nepenthes rajah), yang hanya tumbuh secara semula jadi di kawasan pergunungan sekitar Taman Kinabalu di Sabah. Ia merupakan salah satu daripada dua spesies Nepenthes yang disenaraikan di bawah Lampiran I Konvensyen Perdagangan Antarabangsa Spesies Fauna dan Flora Liar Terancam (CITES). Oleh itu, ia diklasifikasikan sebagai spesies terancam yang dilindungi sepenuhnya, dengan perdagangan antarabangsa yang dilarang sama sekali. Periuk Kera Rajah memiliki kapasiti perangkap terbesar dalam kalangan semua spesies Nepenthes. Perangkapnya yang luar biasa besar bukan sahaja mampu menangkap serangga, malah juga vertebrata kecil dan mamalia.  

Bunga Raya  

Bunga Raya (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis), sejenis pokok renek malar hijau daripada keluarga Malvaceae, ialah tumbuhan tempatan yang banyak terdapat di seluruh Malaysia. Sebagai bunga kebangsaan, ia membawa makna budaya dan simbolik yang mendalam bagi negara.  

Lima kelopaknya melambangkan lima prinsip Rukun Negara: Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan, Kesetiaan kepada Raja dan Negara, Keluhuran Perlembagaan, Kedaulatan Undang-undang, serta Kesopanan dan Kesusilaan. Warna merah terang bunganya melambangkan keberanian, manakala sifatnya yang mekar sepanjang tahun mencerminkan daya hidup, ketahanan, dan pertumbuhan berterusan. Sebagai simbol kebangsaan, Bunga Raya menggambarkan kemajuan dan kemakmuran Malaysia, serta semangat dan perpaduan rakyatnya yang tidak pernah luntur. Pada tahun 2007, Bunga Raya telah diiktiraf secara rasmi sebagai sebahagian daripada Warisan Budaya Tidak Ketara Kebangsaan Malaysia.  

Orkid Selipar  

Orkid Selipar (Paphiopedilum), juga dikenali sebagai Lady’s Slipper Orchid, merupakan antara kumpulan orkid yang paling terancam. Ia terkenal dengan kantung berbentuk selipar yang unik, dan genus ini memerlukan keadaan persekitaran yang sangat khusus serta amat sukar untuk ditanam di habitat semula jadi.  

Disebabkan oleh sifatnya yang jarang ditemui dan mudah terdedah, kesemua kira-kira 128 spesies Paphiopedilum yang diketahui telah disenaraikan di bawah Lampiran I Konvensyen Perdagangan Antarabangsa Spesies Fauna dan Flora Liar Terancam (CITES). Oleh itu, perdagangan komersial antarabangsa bagi spesies ini adalah dilarang sama sekali.  

Malaysia diiktiraf sebagai salah satu habitat semula jadi terkaya di dunia bagi orkid. Di kawasan pergunungan sekitar Taman Kinabalu di Sabah sahaja, lebih daripada 850 spesies orkid telah direkodkan, termasuk beberapa spesies Paphiopedilum yang jarang ditemui seperti Orkid Selipar Rothschild (Paphiopedilum rothschildianum), yang lebih dikenali sebagai “Emas Kinabalu”.  

“Emas Kinabalu”, iaitu Orkid Selipar Rothschild, sering digelar sebagai “Raja Orkid”. Endemik di kawasan Kinabalu, Sabah, ia dianggap sebagai salah satu spesies orkid paling jarang di dunia. Walaupun musim bunganya biasanya berlaku antara April hingga Mei, kemunculan bunga di habitat liar amat jarang berlaku, menjadikan penemuan spesies ini sangat luar biasa. Keistimewaan dan eksklusivitinya menjadikan ia antara orkid paling bernilai di dunia.  

Rafflesia  

Rafflesia, yang diiktiraf sebagai bunga terbesar di dunia, berasal dari hutan hujan tropika Asia Tenggara. Malaysia menjadi habitat kepada beberapa spesies endemik yang jarang ditemui, termasuk Rafflesia keithii dan Rafflesia tengku-adlinii, kedua-duanya hanya terdapat di hutan negara ini.  

Rafflesia tengku-adlinii ditemui di Sabah pada tahun 1980-an dan dinamakan sempena tokoh pemuliharaan negara, Datuk Dr. Tengku D.Z. Adlin. Endemik di Sabah, ia dianggap sebagai salah satu spesies Rafflesia paling kecil dan paling jarang di dunia. Antara semua spesies Rafflesia, Rafflesia arnoldii merupakan yang terbesar. Rekod bunga terbesar pernah dicatatkan berdiameter kira-kira 111 sentimeter dan seberat lebih 10 kilogram. Spesies luar biasa ini tumbuh secara semula jadi di beberapa kawasan Sumatera dan Borneo, termasuk hutan hujan terpencil di Sarawak.  

Tempoh bunga Rafflesia amat singkat, biasanya hanya berlangsung antara empat hingga tujuh hari. Disebabkan oleh keperluan habitat yang khusus serta kitaran bunga yang pendek, usaha pemuliharaan genus ini menjadi cabaran besar. Akibatnya, banyak spesies Rafflesia kini dikategorikan sebagai terancam atau hampir pupus di habitat liar. 

马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套装产品说

开发缘起

热带雨林孕育着世上逾半物种,而大面积被热带雨林覆盖着的马来西亚,更是世界公认的超级生物多样化国家之一。

马来西亚的原始热带雨林,历史可追溯至1.3亿年前,比亚马逊热带雨林更为古老,计有:位处马来西亚半岛的大汉山国家公园(Taman Negara)、皇家柏隆雨林(Royal Belum Rainforest)和沙巴丹浓谷(Danum Valley)。此外,马来西亚其他闻名于世的雨林秘境,还包括:被联合国教科文组织(UNESCO)列为世界遗产的沙巴神山公园(Kinabalu National Park)、砂拉越姆鲁国家公园(Gunung Mulu National Park)和尼亚国家公园(Niah National Park),获知名旅行刊物《孤独星球》评选为全球五大最佳打卡森林之一的金马仑高原藓苔森林(Mossy Forest)、被形容作“失落的世界”(the Lost World)的沙巴马廖盆地(Maliau Basin)和砂拉越首个国家公园—巴哥国家公园(Bako National Park)。

 

大马雨林关乎全民生计和全体人类未来

正是这些分布于东、西马的热带雨林,共组马来西亚举世无双的生态宝库,是无数濒危物种赖以维生的最后防线,也是维持生态平衡、抗击地球暖化的关键前线,关乎着全体人类的未来可持续性,而围绕着热带雨林开发的生态旅游,更是国人可持续生计、国家可持续发展的珍贵资源。

由此可见,保护马来西亚热带雨林和生态环境,是全马人民共同承担的责任,也是全球人类背负的一致使命。多美集团是一家扎根本土超过半个世纪的企业,多美还是在本地市场基础上茁壮成长的大马品牌;因此,身为社会的一份子,多美集团多年来坚持履行企业社会和环境责任,持续给力国家可持续发展。

另一边厢,马来西亚世界自然基金会(WWF-Malaysia)则深耕本地自然保育工作超过半个世纪,作为全球环境保育先驱的国际组织驻马代表,马来西亚世界自然基金会在保护自然生态方面不但经验丰富、成绩亮眼,更是驱动国家走向可持续发展的重要推手。

多美集团和马来西亚世界自然基金会自2022年首度合作以来,双方有感彼此在回应环境议题上多有共识、意见一致,又在可持续发展道路上,朝着同样路向走在相同轨道上。故此,本着为可持续未来共同努力的初衷,以及为生态环境作出贡献的意愿,双方沿续前缘于2026年再度合作发行“环境友好优先”概念金币。

 

迎合旅游年发行金币,配合世界雨林日发售

恰逢2026马来西亚旅游年主打“梦幻般旅游体验”(surreal experience),而生态旅游作为其中卖点,双方便借此机会联合开发一套四款以不同本土植物作主题的的金币套装,并配合“2026年世界热带雨林日”的到来公开发售,供收藏之余也邀一众买家集资支持自然生态保育工作。

 

销售所得2%捐助保育工作

为此,多美也同步启动“2026年多美护绿计划”(Tomei CARE 2026 Project),配合“马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套装”的发行,向买家发起“多美自然关爱基金”(Tomei CARE Fund)募集运动。多美将从销售所得中,捐出2%用作马来西亚世界自然基金会的保育工作基金;换言之,消费者每购买一套金币套装,所付款项的2%将捐献马来西亚世界自然基金会用以推行保育工作,尤其是热带雨林相关项目。

 

合作从野生动物保育向本土植物延伸

从2022年联合首发“马来西亚世界自然基金会金禧纪念币”,再到2026年联合发行“马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套装”,象征着多美和马来西亚世界自然基金会的合作,从野生动物保育延伸至本土植物层面;借由具本土象征的植物,进一步让大众认识到大马生态的多样性和独特性,以便被大马举世无双的生态之美惊艳到而心生珍惜,进而意识到热带雨林不但是濒危动物栖息地,也还是无数珍稀物种生长地的重要性,借以唤起人们对生态环境保育的觉醒。

 

产品资讯

Ø 产品名字:马来西亚名花异草珍藏版金币套装;

Ø 联合发行:多美集团(Tomei Consolidated Berhad)、马来西亚世界自然基金会(WWF-Malaysia);

Ø 999.9纯金铸造的“环境友好”(environmentally-friendly)概念金币;

Ø 全马限量发行800套,每套配以独立专属序列号,由编号001顺序排列至编号800;

Ø 销售期从2026年6月19日至2027年5月31日,或售完即止;

Ø 每套装含4款不同设计金币,分别是各具特色的马来西亚代表性植物:猪笼草、大红花、兜兰和莱佛士花;

Ø 每枚金币重达0.1盎司(约3.11克),每套装总重量达12.44克;

Ø 由经审计的市场上回收黄金“再循环”熔化制成;

Ø 产品包装和宣传册纸质,皆採用符合森林管理委员会 (FSC) 产销监管链认证标准的材质;

Ø 全马多美分店皆有出售,分店所在地详情浏览:www.tomei.com.my/outlets

猪笼草

以捕食并消化昆虫来获取营养的草本植物,原产于亚洲热带地区,通常生长于高山或亚高山环境。马来西亚是全球猪笼草属植物多样性的重要中心之一,这里拥有多个仅在马来西亚发现、世界其他地区均不存在的猪笼草属物种。

其中最著名的品种之一,是“马来王猪笼草”(学名:Nepenthes rajah)。它仅天然分布于沙巴京那巴鲁公园(Kinabalu Park)周边的山区,是全球仅有的两个被列入《濒危野生动植物种国际贸易公约》(Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, CITES)附录一的猪笼草属物种之一,属于受到高度保护的濒危物种,其国际贸易受到严格禁止。

马来王猪笼草的捕虫笼容积在已知猪笼草属物种中最大,其异常巨大的捕虫笼不仅能够捕获昆虫,也能够捕获小型脊椎动物甚至小型哺乳动物。它与同样常见于沙巴的另一品种“莱佛士猪笼草”,是目前全球仅有两种有野外捕获哺乳动物记录的猪笼草属物种

大红花

大红花(学名:Hibiscus rosa-sinensis),锦葵科木槿属的常绿灌木,是马来西亚国内常见的本土原生植物。作为马来西亚的国花(国语名:Bunga Raya),大红花被赋予深厚的文化与国家意义。大红花的五片花瓣各自代表着《国家原则》中的:信奉上苍、忠于君国、维护宪法、尊崇法治和培养德行。文化上红色象征勇敢,加上常年开花有着旺盛生命力,也象征坚韧不屈与持续成长。作为马来西亚的国家象征,大红花也代表着国家的进步与繁荣,以及国民持久不息的精神与团结。2007年,大红花被列为马来西亚的“国家非物质文化遗产”。

兜兰

又名拖鞋兰、仙履兰,兰科兜兰属植物(学名:Paphiopedilum),是兰花(胡姬花)中最濒危的植物类群之一。兜兰最显著的特征,是其独特的拖鞋形花袋;由于对生长环境有着极为严苛的要求,且极难在野外生长,其自然分布与繁衍十分脆弱。因其稀有性及脆弱性,目前共有110个获认可的兜兰属物种被列入《濒危野生动植物种国际贸易公约》(Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, CITES)附表I中,国际商业贸易受到严格禁止。

马来西亚作为全球兰花天然栖息地最丰富的国家之一,单是沙巴神山公园一带的山区,已记录的各类兰花便超过711种,其中包含多个稀有兜兰品种,如“帝王兜兰”(学名:Paphiopedilum rothschildianum,惯称 Gold of Kinabalu)。

帝王兜兰又名罗氏兜兰,有着“兰花之王”(The King of Orchids)之称,是世上最珍稀的兰花品种之一,野外仅存于沙巴神山一带,属马来西亚独有的兰花品种。花期介于4月至5月,但由于其开花机率极低,在野外观赏到盛开的帝王兜兰极其罕见。其稀有性与独特性也使帝王兜兰相较于其他兰花品种更为珍贵,并被誉为全球最有价值的兰花之一。

莱佛士花

被公认为世上最大的单一花朵,主要生长于东南亚一带的热带雨林。马来西亚拥有多个珍稀且独有的莱佛士花品种,包括仅生长于刁曼岛的“刁曼岛大王花”(学名:Rafflesia tiomanensis),以及仅生长于马来西亚森林的“凯氏大花草”(学名:Rafflesia keithii)和“东姑阿德林氏大王花”(学名:Rafflesia tengku-adlinii)。

迟至1980年代才在沙巴被发现,并以我国知名自然保育专家拿督东姑阿德林博士(Datuk Dr. Tengku D.Z. Adlin)命名的“东姑阿德林氏大王花”,是沙巴独有的莱佛士花品种,也是世上最小且最罕见的莱佛士花品种之一。

莱佛士花各品种中,又以“阿诺大王花”(学名:Rafflesia arnoldii)最为巨大,目前世上已知的最大单一花朵直径达到111公分,重量超过10公斤。该品种天然生长于苏门答腊和婆罗洲部分地区,包括隐藏于砂拉越偏远地区的热带雨林深处。

莱佛士花的花期非常短,一般约为4至7天。由于其对特殊栖息环境有着严格要求,加上开花周期短,自然保育工作相当艰巨。许多莱佛士花品种因此被视为野外受威胁或濒危物种。

GRAND LAUNCH CEREMONY OF  MALAYSIAN FLORA GOLD COIN COLLECTION AND  TOMEI CARE FUND CAMPAIGN  IN CONTINUED SUPPORT OF WWF-MALAYSIA’S CONSERVATION EFFORTS

KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY

TAN SRI DR. MADINAH BINTI MOHAMAD INDEPENDENT NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF TOMEI CONSOLIDATED BERHAD

Ms. Tay Mooi Geok, WWF-Malaysia Senior Director of Partnerships; Mr.

Ashley Emmanuel, WWF-Malaysia Manager of Corporate Partnerships;

Datuk Ng Yih Pyng, Tomei Group Managing Director; Members of the Board of Directors of Tomei Consolidated Berhad; members of the Media; distinguished guests; ladies and gentlemen — a very delightful good morning to all.

  1. First and foremost, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us today for the grand launch of the prestigious “Malaysian Flora Collectible Gold Coins Collection” and the “Tomei CARE Fund Support Campaign 2026”, or Tomei Cares About Rejuvenation of Environment.

Today marks another meaningful milestone in Tomei’s continued commitment towards environmental conservation and our ongoing collaboration with WWF-Malaysia. More importantly, it represents our shared belief that businesses can play a meaningful role in creating positive and lasting change for our communities, our environment and future generations.

  1. At Tomei, we strive not only to achieve continued success and longterm relevance, but also to create a lasting, positive impact on society. We believe that business growth and corporate responsibility should go hand in hand.

As a company with a long-standing presence in Malaysia, we recognize that our responsibilities extend beyond the products and services we offer. We have a responsibility to operate sustainably, to embrace responsible business practices, and to continuously explore new ways of contributing to the communities and environment in which we operate.

  1. We are truly honoured that once again, our Community and Conservation Partner, WWF-Malaysia, has given us the opportunity to contribute and play our part in supporting environmental conservation.

The Tomei CARE project was first initiated in 2022 with the aim of raising awareness and generating support for environmental conservation. Following our previous collection, which highlighted endangered wildlife, this year’s MY Flora Gold Coins extend our conservation story from fauna to flora, placing the spotlight on another equally important part of Malaysia’s natural heritage — our tropical rainforests and the remarkable plant species they nurture.

Through this collection, we celebrate four iconic Malaysian botanical treasures: the Hibiscus, Slipper Orchid, Pitcher Plant and Rafflesia.

Each of these remarkable species represents the extraordinary richness of Malaysia’s biodiversity and reminds us of the natural treasures that exist within our tropical rainforest ecosystems.

  1. These flowers and plants are more than beautiful representations of our natural heritage. They reflect the vibrancy, uniqueness and diversity of our nation.

Their distinctive forms, intricate patterns and enduring beauty have inspired generations and hold cultural and symbolic significance across Malaysia’s diverse communities. By transforming these botanical treasures into collectible gold coins, we hope to create a tangible connection between Malaysia’s natural heritage and our jewellery heritage.

In doing so, we hope that the collection will not only appeal to our long-standing customers and collectors, but also inspire a younger generation to discover, appreciate and take greater interest in Malaysia’s extraordinary biodiversity.

  1. However, behind the beauty of these remarkable species lies a more serious message.

Malaysia’s tropical rainforests are facing increasing pressure from deforestation, habitat loss and environmental degradation. Many species also remain vulnerable outside protected and conserved areas. At the same time, climate change and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns are placing additional pressure on fragile ecosystems.

The survival of our iconic flora is therefore closely connected to the protection and preservation of the ecosystems in which they exist.

This is why conservation matters. Protecting Malaysia’s flora is not simply about preserving individual species; it is about safeguarding the forests, habitats and ecosystems that sustain countless forms of life — including our own.

  1. Distinguished ladies and gentlemen, the Malaysian Flora Collectible Gold Coins have therefore been created with a purpose that goes beyond being a precious collectible.

Under the Tomei CARE Fund Support Campaign 2026, 2% of the retail price from every MY Flora Gold Coins sold will be channelled into the Tomei CARE Fund, from the launch of this campaign until its conclusion in June 2027, or earlier upon the complete sell-out of all 800 sets.

Upon completion of the campaign, Tomei will formally hand over the total contribution accumulated in the Tomei CARE Fund to WWFMalaysia, in support of its environmental conservation efforts.

We are committed to raising a minimum of RM70,000 through this campaign, and we are confident that the total contribution will exceed RM100,000.

Through this collaboration, we hope to empower consumers to make a meaningful contribution to conservation while also owning a valuable and purposeful collectible — demonstrating that every purchase can become a small but meaningful step towards protecting our natural heritage.

  1. Sustainability has also been considered throughout the development of this collection. The gold coins are produced using recycled gold sourced from traded-in gold, giving existing precious metal a new life while reducing the need for newly mined gold.

In addition, we have made conscious efforts to prioritize environmentally responsible materials throughout the packaging and printed materials, including the use of paper certified under the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain of Custody standards, wherever reasonably practicable.

  1. Tomei has also continued to fulfil our environmental responsibilities by promoting lower-carbon-footprint practices and encouraging more sustainable consumption.

One example is our gold trade-in programme, which encourages customers to recycle their pre-loved gold jewellery. Through this initiative, used gold can be traded in and transformed into new pieces of jewellery, helping to extend the life cycle of precious metals and reduce the environmental impacts associated with new gold extraction.

We have also introduced various “go green” initiatives throughout our business and marketing activities, including our card-less jewellery membership scheme and paperless initiatives such as online registration, e-vouchers and our e-magazine.

Together with the adoption of digital and emerging technologies, these initiatives allow us to serve our customers more efficiently while reducing our reliance on paper and other physical resources.

  1. Ladies and gentlemen, already a household name for more than 58 years, Tomei is privileged to have earned the trust and support of generations of Malaysians.

With this privilege comes a responsibility — to ensure that our heritage continues to evolve with the times and that our business creates value not only for our customers and stakeholders, but also for society and the environment.

Through the MY Flora Gold Coins, we hope to bridge our heritage in precious metals with Malaysia’s natural heritage, bringing the beauty of our flora into the hands of collectors while reminding us of what we must protect.

And through Tomei CARE, we hope to demonstrate that when businesses, consumers and conservation organizations come together, even individual actions can contribute to something much greater.

  1. Once again, we are truly proud to continue this journey together with WWF-Malaysia — from protecting endangered wildlife in our previous campaign to celebrating and supporting the conservation of Malaysia’s precious flora and tropical rainforests today.

Our journey towards a healthier planet is far from over. There is still much to be done, and every one of us has a role to play.

Whether through the choices we make as consumers, the way we operate our businesses, the technologies we embrace, or simply the way we value and respect nature — every action counts.

Let us continue to work together to preserve Malaysia’s biodiversity, protect our rainforests and build a more sustainable future for generations to come.

Thank you, and I wish the Tomei CARE Fund Support Campaign 2026 every success.

From left:⁠ ⁠Group Executive Director, Ms Ng Sheau Yuen •⁠ ⁠Group Managing Director, Datuk Ng Yih Pyng •⁠ ⁠Independent Non-Executive Director, Tan Sri Dr Madinah Binti Mohamad •⁠ ⁠WWF-Malaysia Senior Director of Partnerships Tay Mooi Geok •⁠ ⁠WWF-Malaysia Manager of Corporate Partnerships, Ashley Emmanuel •⁠ ⁠Group Executive Director, Mr Ng Yih Chen