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Bukil Jalil Stadium Renamed

Telekom Malaysia has secured naming rights for 2 iconic venues at the Bukit Jalil National Sports Complex, now known as TM National Stadium and Unifi Arena.

Last updated at Mar 13, 2026

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Bukil Jalil Stadium Renamed

Telekom Malaysia has secured naming rights for 2 iconic venues at the Bukit Jalil National Sports Complex, now known as TM National Stadium and Unifi Arena.

Last updated at Mar 13, 2026

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🏟️ New Identities Unveiled

The Stadium Nasional and Stadium Putra have been officially rebranded to TM Stadium Nasional and Unifi Arena. This landmark naming rights deal marks a significant shift in Malaysia sports infrastructure sponsorship.

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🤝 The Partnership Deal

The agreement between Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia and Telekom Malaysia aims to enhance the fan experience through 5G connectivity and digital integration. The partnership is set to last for several years, providing a steady revenue stream for stadium maintenance.

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🚀 Digital Enhancements

Visitors can expect upgraded facilities and high-speed internet access within the grounds.

● Connectivity: Implementation of 5G networks across both venues.

● Digital Gates: Faster entry processes using TM digital solutions.

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🔎 Impact on Future Events

Existing bookings for 2026 and beyond remain valid and will proceed as scheduled. Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia confirmed that the rebranding does not disrupt event logistics, though all promotional materials will now reflect the new TM and Unifi titles.

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✨ Fun Fact: Axiata Legacy

Before becoming the *Unifi Arena**, the venue was known as* Axiata Arena from 2017 to 2024. It was Malaysia's first corporate-named stadium in an RM55 million deal designed to modernise the arena for the 2017 SEA Games.

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🏟️ New Identities Unveiled

The Stadium Nasional and Stadium Putra have been officially rebranded to TM Stadium Nasional and Unifi Arena. This landmark naming rights deal marks a significant shift in Malaysia sports infrastructure sponsorship.

🤝 The Partnership Deal

The agreement between Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia and Telekom Malaysia aims to enhance the fan experience through 5G connectivity and digital integration. The partnership is set to last for several years, providing a steady revenue stream for stadium maintenance.

🚀 Digital Enhancements

Visitors can expect upgraded facilities and high-speed internet access within the grounds.

● Connectivity: Implementation of 5G networks across both venues.

● Digital Gates: Faster entry processes using TM digital solutions.

🔎 Impact on Future Events

Existing bookings for 2026 and beyond remain valid and will proceed as scheduled. Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia confirmed that the rebranding does not disrupt event logistics, though all promotional materials will now reflect the new TM and Unifi titles.

✨ Fun Fact: Axiata Legacy

Before becoming the Unifi Arena, the venue was known as Axiata Arena from 2017 to 2024. It was Malaysia's first corporate-named stadium in an RM55 million deal designed to modernise the arena for the 2017 SEA Games.

Before becoming the *Unifi Arena**, the venue was known as* Axiata Arena from 2017 to 2024. It was Malaysia's first corporate-named stadium in an RM55 million deal designed to modernise the arena for the 2017 SEA Games.