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Bunnings and Officeworks to join Flybuys in time for Christmas


Australia’s favourite rewards program[1], Flybuys, has today announced upcoming partnerships with two of Australia’s most iconic retailers, Bunnings and Officeworks, boosting the value of the loyalty program for more than eight million Flybuys members across the country.

 

Commencing early December, Flybuys points will be able to be collected by members across the Wesfarmers and Coles Group retail businesses[2]. The introduction of Bunnings and Officeworks adds to the extensive list of 23 Flybuys’ partners where members can earn and redeem points including at major retailers like Coles, Liquorland, Kmart, Target and Catch.

 

Allowing members to start boosting their points at Bunnings and Officeworks is great timing for the start of the summer and Christmas seasons when more Australians will be purchasing gifts for Christmas, tackling DIY projects, or getting the kids ready to head back to school.  

 

With the introduction of these new partners, Flybuys points will soon be eligible to be collected on over $5.5 billion of purchases across more than 120 million transactions each month.[3]

 

Bunnings is the leading retailer of home improvement and lifestyle products in Australia while Officeworks is Australia’s leading retailer of stationery, furniture, technology and student supplies.

 

John Merakovsky, Flybuys Chief Executive Officer, said: “We’re proud to welcome Bunnings and Officeworks into our coalition of partners. We know that a vast majority of Flybuys members already shop at both retailers, which is an incredibly exciting opportunity for our eight million+ members to collect more points where they’re already shopping.”

 

Rob Scott, Wesfarmers Managing Director, said: “Bunnings and Officeworks joining Flybuys will expand the value of the Flybuys program for members and provide exciting new opportunities to support customers. This partnership will complement the development of Wesfarmers’ data and digital ecosystem, providing insights that enable our businesses to offer more relevant, personalised customer experiences.”

 

Steven Cain, Coles Group Chief Executive Officer, said: “This is game changing for the members of Flybuys which is already Australia’s favourite loyalty program. Coles is excited that Bunnings and Officeworks have decided to join Australia’s leading coalition loyalty program, which will help us drive better outcomes for our customers.”

 

“We know millions of our customers will be excited because Flybuys member research shows that Bunnings is the most preferred partner in Australia to join the program and we know that Officeworks is an essential part of helping Australians increasingly working from home. We look forward to continuing to support millions of Flybuys members receive more value from their purchases and deliver more opportunities to collect and redeem points in-store.” Mr Cain said.  

 

Further details about the partnerships will be revealed in the coming weeks. 

 

[1] Source: ‘For Love or Money’ survey (The Point of Loyalty), 2021.

[2] Some exclusions apply, including Adelaide Tools and Vintage Cellars.

[3] Monthly average for the 2021 financial year.

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