MHA Wholesale launches e-commerce platform for businesses across Maldives

Oct 4, 2026, 8:04 AM
MHA shop in Hulhumale'.

MHA shop in Hulhumale'.

 MHA Wholesale has launched its e-commerce website, store.mha.mv, enabling businesses in the Maldives to browse products and place wholesale orders online.

Visitors can freely explore the product catalogue, while registered businesses can sign in to view wholesale prices and order in case quantities directly from the importer.

The website also provides live warehouse stock information.The range includes food, beverages, dairy, frozen products, ice cream, snacks, pantry staples, baby and kids’ products, personal care and household essentials.

Featured products, deals and new arrivals are also highlighted.

Customers can collect orders from MHA’s warehouse or receive free delivery within Malé and Hulhumalé.

For customers on other islands, orders can be handed over to their designated cargo boat.

The “My orders” section allows customers to follow their order’s progress from payment and packing to collection or delivery.

Customers can visit store.mha.mv to browse the catalogue. For assistance with registration or placing an order, contact 7693517.  

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