Take Note: Bukit Jalil National Stadium & Axiata Arena Are Changing Their Names
Bukit Jalil National Stadium is now TM National Stadium.
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Take note: two of Malaysia's most iconic sports and entertainment venues — Bukit Jalil National Stadium and Putra Indoor Stadium (also known as Axiata Arena since 2017) — are getting new names!
In a statement today, 13 March, Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia (PSM) announced a naming rights partnership with Telekom Malaysia Berhad, which will see the venues rebranded as:
- Bukit Jalil National Stadium → TM National Stadium
- Putra Indoor Stadium → Unifi Arena
The collaboration will run for three years.
According to PSM, the partnership is part of efforts to ensure both venues remain competitive as hosts for international-level sports and entertainment events.

Bukit Jalil National Stadium is now TM National Stadium.
Image via klia2.infoPSM chief executive officer Illiyas Jamil said the rebranding initiative will support the long-term development of the venues
He stated that proceeds from the collaboration will go towards upgrading and improving stadium facilities to enhance visitor experience.
"As caretakers of the National Stadium and Putra Indoor Stadium, we are committed to ensuring these facilities remain at the highest standard for Malaysians," he said.
He also confirmed that the new names took effect on 6 March, with Bukit Jalil National Stadium becoming TM National Stadium and Putra Indoor Stadium becoming Unifi Arena.

Putra Indoor Stadium (formerly Axiata Arena) has been rebranded to Unifi Arena.
Image via WikipediaMeanwhile, Telekom Malaysia group CEO Amar Huzaimi Md Deris said the company is honoured to be entrusted with the naming rights to the venues
"The National Stadium and Putra Indoor Stadium have long been places where Malaysians gather to show support, celebrate achievements, and witness historic moments.
"Through this collaboration, we hope to further strengthen both stadiums so they remain places that unite communities and inspire national pride for future generations," he said.


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