Pos Malaysia Berhad has launched a special edition pack in celebration of Chinese New Year 2026.
The pack is inspired by the themes of unity and progress, celebrating the Year of the Horse – a symbol of strength, vitality and forward momentum in Chinese culture.
Priced at RM20.00, the set consists of a Miniature Sheet of three RM0.60 stamps, a specially designed greeting card, an envelope and two CNY 2026 angpow packets, making it a meaningful keepsake for collectors and a festive memento for the public.
The special pack reflects the spirit of renewal and collective progress that defines the Lunar New Year, while honouring traditions that continue to bring communities together across generations.
Inspired by the imagery of a community parade, the CNY 2026 stamp design portrays people of various ages and backgrounds coming together in festive celebration, with the Horse taking centre stage as a representation of perseverance, energy and optimism for the year ahead.
The design of the Miniature Sheet is adapted from the CNY 2026 angpow packet artwork and captures the shared joy, inclusivity and unity that characterise Lunar New Year celebrations.
The CNY 2026 Special Pack will go on sale starting January 29, 2026 at 90 Pos Malaysia’s Philatelic Bureaus nationwide, including 13 General Post Offices, selected post offices and Pos Malaysia online store at www.pos.com.my/shop while stocks last.
In conjunction with the festive season, the POSperity Parade angpow packets are also available for purchase at RM5.80 per set, or customers may receive one complimentary set with a minimum spend of RM20 in a single receipt at Pos Shop nationwide.
Adding to the festive cheer, CNY 2026 acrylic charms, priced at RM5 each, will be available for online pre-order at Pos Malaysia online store starting January 29, 2026.
Pos Malaysia’s CNY 2026 festive offerings reaffirmed its commitment to celebrating cultural heritage while creating meaningful touchpoints for connection and shared celebration.
Together, these initiatives reflect the company’s enduring role in bringing people closer, fostering togetherness and preserving the joy of tradition as the nation welcomes the Year of the Horse with optimism and confidence.
