Shift Holdings Sdn Bhd has come up to state that the rumours have been circulating across various media and social media platforms recently regarding claims of the “MaxxOil” brand’s trademark infringement, are absolutely baseless.
The Media reported on Monday that the High Court has ordered the trademark “MaxxOil” by Syarikat Shift Holdings Sdn Bhd to be destroyed, effective October.
According to the report, The Court made the order after Maxcare Success Sdn Bhd claimed that it owned the trademark “Maxoil”.
“We find the Media reports very misleading, as the Court did not mention any wrongful doings by the Defendant,” said Shift Holdings Sdn Bhd’s Board of Directors.
Shift Holdings Sdn Bhd further on stated that the Court had in fact, partly delivered its decision that Maxcare Success Sdn Bhd failed to prove their claims for infringement of the trademark.
“We wish to notify all our customers and partners that our business is not affected by this incident and operation is as usual. MaxxOil products are still available for sale in the Malaysian market,” clarified Shift Holdings Sdn Bhd.
“We wish to clarify that all “MaxxOil” products are genuine and not inferior products, and can be trusted to provide high quality service,” added Shift Holdings Sdn Bhd.
“We wish to highlight that we have maintained a dedication to produce the highest quality products possible.
“We request that all parties stop spreading fake news regarding our products immediately. MaxxOil products are globally recognized and hold the prestigious American Petroleum Institute (API) certification of quality, with performance being proven again and again, both on the racetrack and by daily car users. Because we value our customers, we work hard to provide the excellent service and products they deserve,” said the company.
“We have thousands of authorized dealer workshops across Malaysia who are selling MaxxOil products, and customers are welcome to visit them any time,” concluded Shift Holdings Sdn Bhd.
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