> Quick view: TF Value-Mart's 69th Anniversary giveaway closed on 26 August 2026, and the two Merdeka campaigns that replaced it expired on 9 September. Live now: Spend Less Get More, 10–23 September 2026 at all 51 outlets — plus three purchase-and-win contests whose prize pool dwarfs the RM6,900 the anniversary draw offered, including nine 2g gold bars in a draw exclusive to TF Value-Mart.

What's live now: Spend Less Get More, 10–23 Sep 2026

TF Value-Mart posted its next fortnightly flyer on 9 September and it took effect the following morning. The footer prints the window without ambiguity: "Promosi Sah: 10 – 23 Sep 2026", TF Value-Mart Sdn. Bhd., Co. Reg. No. 482123-U.

Front-page prices, read off TF Value-Mart's own 31-page flyer PDF:

  • Jasmine Thai Fresh Siam Rice 10kg — RM28.99
  • Naturel Cooking Oil 3kg, Blend / Canola / Sunflower — RM27.99
  • Able Farm Tarik-Tarik Evaporated Creamer 390g — RM2.59 (RM123.99 for a 48 × 390g carton)
  • Julie's Crackers 331g/343g, Golden or Sugar — RM2.99
  • Biffi Kantin Chicken Frankfurter 300g — 3 for RM7.99
  • Honey Chick Chicken Nugget 700g — RM8.99
  • Daia Smart Liquid Refill 3.2kg — RM16.99
  • Premier 3-Ply Toilet Roll, 8,000-ply, 10 rolls — RM10.99
  • Maxonic 16L Storage Box — RM10.00
  • Pentec 16" Table Fan, model TAC1601 — RM79 (1-year warranty)

Two full pages go to TF's own label under the banner "Your Daily Living Choice": TF Baked Beans 425g RM2.99, TF Button Mushrooms 425g RM3.99, Happy Choice Sardines 425g RM5.49, Happy Choice Kopi O 20 × 10g RM7.99, TF Mineral Water 24 × 600ml RM11.99 and TF Bihun rice vermicelli 3kg RM13.99. The household page has TF 5-in-1 Laundry Capsules 20pc on Buy 2 Free 1 at RM13.90 each, TF Dishwashing Paste 700g at RM4.29 and TF 3-Ply Bathroom Tissue 16 rolls at RM21.99.

Three contests are live — and they dwarf the anniversary giveaway

This is what actually replaces the dead RM6,900 draw, and it is bigger by an order of magnitude.

1. Nestlé "Peraduan Gaji Seumur Hidup" — 1 August to 30 September 2026, nationwide. Spend RM20 on Nestlé products and scan the QR code to enter. Prizes: RM3,500 a month for life (1 winner), RM3,500 a month for 24 months (2 winners) and RM3,500 a month for 12 months (18 winners), on top of 10,000 weekly RM100 rewards. Terms sit at dearnestle.com.my/gaji-seumur-hidup-2026; the operator is Nestlé Products Sdn Bhd (197901000966), helpline 1800 88 3433.

2. Nestlé "Beli & Menang" — exclusive to TF Value-Mart, 10–23 September 2026. Spend RM30 or more on Nestlé products in a single receipt. Prizes: 9 × 999.9 fine gold bars, 2g each, plus 90 × RM100 TF Value-Mart vouchers. The flyer marks this one "Eksklusif di TF Value-Mart", and its window matches the flyer exactly — it dies with the flyer on 23 September.

3. Etika "Win Big" — 1 August to 30 September 2026. Spend RM15 on participating beverages in a single receipt and scan the QR. Grand prize is one Proton e.MAS 7; the consolation prize is RM500 in Touch 'n Go eWallet credit to 50 winners. Participating brands shown on the flyer are Pepsi, 7Up, Mountain Dew, Calpis, Calpis Soda and Wonda.

The overlap worth knowing. The two Nestlé mechanics run on different thresholds — RM20 for the national draw, RM30 for the TF-exclusive one — but nothing stops a single receipt from clearing both. One Milo Activ-Go 900g at RM18.49 plus a Nescafé 3-in-1 pack at RM12.99 comes to RM31.48, which clears the RM30 gate and therefore the RM20 gate as well. Buy your Nestlé in one receipt rather than spreading it across two trips, and you get two entries for the same basket.

Other Nestlé prices this fortnight: Maggi Cukup Rasa 500g RM8.99, Maggi Tomato or Chilli Sauce 475–500g RM4.99, Maggi instant noodles 5-pack RM4.49, Kit Kat 2-Finger sharebag 10 × 17g RM9.99, Milo biscuits 96–104g RM2.99, Nestum 3-in-1 RM10.99, Nestum Original 450g RM6.99, and Lactogrow Probio 1.1–1.2kg at RM43.99 for Step 3 and RM41.99 for Step 4. Spend RM30 on Nestum products and there is also a free shopping bag at the customer service counter while stocks last.

The headline price is not the price per kilo

TF Value-Mart rotates brands and pack sizes every fortnight, so consecutive flyers almost never price the same item twice. Reading the shelf tag alone is misleading: on this changeover several categories look flat or cheaper while the unit cost went up sharply. The table below does the arithmetic; two cases are worth spelling out.

Cooking oil. The tag fell RM1, from RM28.99 to RM27.99. The bottle shrank from 5kg to 3kg. Per kilo that is RM5.80 → RM9.33, about 61% more. These genuinely are different products — a Seri Murni bottle against a Naturel blend/canola/sunflower — but nothing on the shelf tag tells you the size changed.

The creamer. Tarik-Tarik is the same brand in both flyers and the price actually fell 10 sen. But the tin went from 500g of sweetened creamer to 390g of evaporated creamer, so the price per kilo rose from RM5.38 to RM6.64. The 48-unit carton moved the same way, RM5.25 to RM6.62 per kilo, despite its headline dropping from RM125.99 to RM123.99.

Not everything moved the wrong way. The 10-roll toilet paper held at RM10.99 and gained a ply — Cutie Compact 2-ply out, Premier 3-ply in. And the 16-inch fan dropped from RM99 to RM79, though the RM99 one was a stand fan and the RM79 one is a table fan, which is not the same purchase.

What ended on 9 September

Both campaigns this article previously covered are over:

  • Happy Merdeka Day, 27 August – 9 September — the flyer with Beras Kampung Super Import rice 10kg at RM26.99 and Seri Murni oil 5kg at RM28.99.
  • Make Your Holiday Colourful, 27 August – 9 September — the school-holiday stationery fair with its 2-for-RM5 and 2-for-RM8 tables.

Four other short campaigns also opened and closed inside that same window, which is worth knowing as a pattern: Ekstra Jimat and a Toys Fair (both 28 August – 6 September), Merdeka Deals! (29–31 August) and Tawaran Istimewa 3 Hari (4–6 September). TF Value-Mart routinely runs three to five overlapping campaigns at once, so the fortnightly flyer is never the whole picture — check the promotions index rather than assuming one flyer covers everything.

If you were counting on the stationery fair, the new flyer keeps a stationery page but at single prices rather than pair prices: Faber-Castell RX gel pens 2pc RM3.69, Dolphin 2B pencils 12+2 RM3.99, Staedtler Luna 24 colour pencils RM12.99, Dolphin correction tape RM5.99, Dolphin Little Apple 5" scissors RM3.49, A5 pastel notebook RM6.99, Double A A4 70gsm 500 sheets RM12.99, and a 3-inch lever arch file at RM4.99. That last one is the direct comparison: on the fair's 2-for-RM8 table the same file worked out at RM4.00 each, so the fair was 99 sen cheaper on it, and that price is gone.

There is a toy page too — a ride-on motorbike with light and music at RM59.99, a soccer table game at RM69.99, a claw machine at RM69.99, a bubble gun with light at RM14.99, and pocket-money items from RM9.99 for the Dr Woodpecker catching-insect game.

The membership mechanic that outlasts any campaign

One-off contests come and go; TF Value-Mart's Infinite loyalty programme runs continuously and is the more reliable saving:

  • Membership is free, with no renewal fee
  • RM1 = 1 reward point, redeemable instantly at the checkout counter — no mail-in and no voucher wait
  • 2× points on the 25th of every month
  • 2× points in your birthday month, limited to your first transaction that month

TF Value-Mart also publishes a members-only flyer, Promosi Eksklusif Ahli, on the 25th of each month, printing member and non-member prices side by side. On the August 2026 edition the gap was consistently about RM1: Pesca dory fillet 800g RM9.99 member versus RM10.99, QL Omega 3 & DHA eggs 15pc RM9.99 versus RM10.99, Magnolia ice cream 1.4L RM7.49 versus RM8.49, Nuuna instant noodles 700g RM3.99 versus RM4.99.

Because member day and double-points day fall on the same date, the 25th is the single best day of the month to do a large shop. Note that it lands after this flyer expires on the 23rd, so a fresh fortnightly flyer will already be running by then.

Where — 51 outlets, Peninsular Malaysia only

Correction to an earlier version of this article: TF Value-Mart has 51 stores, not 52. The chain's own store-locator API returns 52 records, but one of them is the Corporate Office at Menara Sunway Annexe Timur, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Petaling Jaya — an office, not a shop. The flyer footer, which names every branch honouring these prices, lists exactly 51 outlets. All of them are in Peninsular Malaysia; there are no Sabah or Sarawak branches, so East Malaysian readers can skip this one.

The network is weighted heavily toward Perak — Taiping, Ipoh South Precinct, Falim, Tambun, Batu Gajah, Kuala Kangsar, Sungai Siput, Gerik, Pantai Remis, Tapah, Bidor, two branches in Teluk Intan, two in Seri Manjung, Tanjung Malim and Cameron Square at KEA Farm — and Pahang: Raub, Kuala Lipis, Jerantut, two in Bentong, two in Mentakab, Temerloh, Bera and Jengka. The rest sit in Kedah (Alor Setar, Kuala Kedah, Simpang Empat, Sungai Petani, Sungai Lalang, Kulim), Penang (Balik Pulau, Simpang Ampat), Kelantan (Gua Musang, Tunjung at G-Orange Mall), Negeri Sembilan (Bandar Sri Sendayan, Port Dickson, Gemas) and Johor (Segamat, Labis, Muar, Tangkak, Pulai Utama, Nusa Bestari).

A second correction on the Klang Valley branches, checked against the addresses on TF Value-Mart's own store locator:

  • Kuala Lumpur (2): Bandar Sri Damansara, No. 13C Jalan Tembaga SD 5/2A, 52200 — open 9am to 10pm; and Taman Connaught, Lot 11811 Jalan Cheras, 56000, listed on the locator as "TF Value-Mart Cheras".
  • Selangor (3): Batu Caves, Lot 10243 Jalan Batu Caves Gombak, 68100; Subang Jaya at Palazzo 19 Mall, basement carpark B1–B3A, 47630; and Sungai Besar, Lot 433 Jalan Lama Sungai Limau, 45300 — open 10am to 10pm.

An earlier version of this article placed Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur and Bandar Sri Damansara in Selangor. It is the other way round.

Both flyer covers carry the Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (SARA) and MyKasih marks, with the note that MyKasih is now accepted at every branch — relevant if you are shopping on the government aid credit.

If you are still waiting on a giveaway result

TF Value-Mart publishes winner lists as "Pengumuman Pemenang" posts in the Highlights section of its website. An earlier version of this article said the lag runs four to six weeks. That understates it badly.

On 7 September 2026 TF Value-Mart announced the winners of the Hero 99 Chinese New Year Lucky Draw, a contest with RM38,888 in total prizes tied to a festival that fell on 17 February 2026. That is a wait of roughly seven months, not six weeks.

The 2026 announcement dates in order: Unilever Buy & Redeem (24 June), NTPM (23 June), Mondelez Gong Xi & Huat (1 July), Daia (10 July), Breeze/Comfort/Persil/Sunlight (15 July), Parent's Day (23 July), three P&G Raya contests (13 August), Munchy's and Jack 'n Jill (19 August), Khind Buy & Win (24 August) and Hero 99 CNY (7 September). As of 10 September there is still no announcement for the Good Virtues Co / Bad Lab draw that closed on 26 August. Keep the receipt — the honest answer is that it could be weeks or months.

How to pick

  • Buying Nestlé anyway? Consolidate into one receipt of RM30 or more before 23 September. That single receipt enters both the TF-exclusive gold bar draw and the national Gaji Seumur Hidup draw.
  • Buying soft drinks? RM15 of Pepsi, 7Up, Mountain Dew, Calpis or Wonda in one receipt is the cheapest ticket into the Proton e.MAS 7 draw — and that contest runs to 30 September, a week after this flyer dies.
  • Stocking staples? Do the per-kilo maths on the oil and the creamer before assuming the new flyer is cheaper. On this changeover it was not.
  • Want the best price rather than the newest flyer? Wait for the 25th and shop as an Infinite member. The member flyer plus double points usually beats a fortnight flyer on a large basket.
  • In Sabah or Sarawak? Skip this one entirely; all 51 outlets are in the Peninsula.

Check TF Value-Mart's promotions page for the current flyer, the store locator for your nearest branch, or the official Facebook page. Customer service runs Monday to Friday, 9am–6pm (closed weekends) on 03 5613 4888.

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