11 to 12 July 2026, Pansar Mercury roadshow made an exciting arrival in Bintulu for Pesta Sebauh, following our previous Mercury event in Sibu. Set against the lively backdrop of the Sungai Kemena, this two-day celebration brought the local community to life, giving passionate fishermen, dedicated boat owners, and cheering racing fans a wonderful opportunity to experience top-tier marine equipment up close.
Representing Pansar at the event were Mr Hu Kee San, Pansar Bintulu Branch Manager; Mr Yeh Ching Un, Client Relationship Manager; Mr Desmond Ngu Wei Bin, Product Executive; Mr Liang Anak Sebestian, Sales Engineer; Mr Samson Kong, Product Engineer; Mr Laisse Anak Sedempet, After Parts and Service Executive; Ms Wong Ing Chie, Assistant Manager of Service Parts; Ms Mexsiuline Anak Micheal Coline, After Parts & Service Executive; Mr Mohd Hamidi Bin Mohamad Monir, Technical Supervisor; Mr Mohamad Syukur Bin Yusuf, Technician; Mr Emmanuel Ajit Anak Henry, Technician; Mr Eric Anthiony Anak Edward Abel, Technician; Mr Musa Bin Osman, Senior Technical Supervisor; Mr Sabri Bin Julaihi, Technician; and Mr Sam Bin Sidi, Technician. Throughout the weekend, our team welcomed all the visitors to the booth, sharing expert advice, friendly conversations, and valuable insights on engine performance, maintenance supplies, and marine solutions.
The booth featured an impressive showcase of Mercury 2-Stroke outboard engines, including the 3.3, 5, 9.9, 15, 30, 40, and 50 horsepower models, alongside Mercury 4-Stroke outboard engines such as the 150 horsepower model. Visitors had the wonderful opportunity to view the engines up close and learn more about their features and applications, while exclusive Mercury shirts and caps were made available as merchandise sold during the event.
Across the event, the Mercury booth recorded an estimated footfall of 250 to 350 visitors. A total of 15 potential customers completed enquiry forms, reflecting encouraging interest in Mercury products and marine solutions.
The weekend proved to be an inspiring success, delivering robust commercial results highlighted by solid sales across outboard engines and maintenance products. Through valuable direct feedback and meaningful face-to-face consultations with local river users, we gained a clearer understanding of regional marine preferences. By meeting the local boating community in person, Pansar proudly strengthened our bonds on the ground, successfully reinforcing our commitment to supporting the everyday needs of Sarawak’s waterways.
This community-focused event reflects a proud dedication to Sustainable Development Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) by championing local commerce and market activity, Goal 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) by introducing reliable modern marine technology, and Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) by building lasting, heartfelt relationships with regional partners and local communities.