XL Tab Promotion offers Honda Scoopy, bicycles and cash prizes

Jun 17, 2026, 3:44 PM
XL Promotion

XL Promotion

The "XL Tab Promotion" has been launched, offering customers the chance to win daily prizes by purchasing the popular XL Energy Drink.

Launched this week by BHM, the sole distributor of XL in the Maldives, under the slogan "Game Is On! Cheer and Win Prizes," the promotion invites customers to participate by collecting the "tabs" found on XL cans.

The promotion features several major prizes

  • Daily Winners: Lucky winners selected each day will receive XL-branded footballs, sports bags, and XL gift boxes. These prizes will be awarded to participants selected from the tabs submitted daily.
  • Leaderboard Winners (10 Winners): The top 10 participants who submit the highest number of tabs will each receive a cash prize of MVR 5,000.
  • Sports Bicycles (15 Winners): Fifteen winners chosen via a lucky draw during the promotion will receive racing/sports bicycles.
  • Honda Scoopy Motorbikes (5 Winners): As the promotion's grand prize, five lucky winners will be awarded brand-new Honda Scoopy motorbikes through a lucky draw.

To participate, customers must purchase XL Energy Drink cans and collect the tabs. These tabs can then be registered by scanning a QR code.

The promotion is designed to offer daily surprise gifts, with the chances of winning increasing as participants collect and submit more tabs.

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