Factors Affecting the Performance of F&amp;B Industry in Malaysia and Indonesia

Fawzi, Agung Masyad; Sunarti, Sunarti

doi:10.21831/economia.v17i1.36010

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“…Another important factor is liquidity, which refers to the company's ability to meet its immediate obligations. In a study conducted by Fawzi, Agung, and Sunarti, (2021), they explored the factors influencing the performance of the food and beverage (F&B) industry in Malaysia and Indonesia. The independent variables identified by the authors that could impact a firm's profitability were Current Ratio, Debt to Equity, Total Assets Turnover, and Net Profit Margin.…”

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Impact of profitability elements on the food and beverage industry in Malaysia

2023

SMRJ

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This study investigates the impact of profitability on Malaysia's food and beverage industry, analysing four independent variables: leverage, liquidity, growth, and productivity. The sample comprised 35 listed companies in the sector, and ordinary least square (OLS) regression was used for data analysis. The results indicate a significant negative correlation between liquidity and profitability, while growth and productivity have a positive influence on profitability. These findings diverge from prior research, which suggested a negative effect of liquidity on profitability and a positive impact from growth, leverage, and productivity. However, certain limitations exist, such as the small sample size and exclusion of sub-sectors. Future research should consider a more diverse and extensive sample, including private firms, to yield comprehensive results. Additionally, adopting novel data gathering methods could enhance the study's quality and scope. Policymakers and investors can benefit from this study's insights to foster growth and informed decision-making within the food and beverage industry.

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Section: Empirical Study Based On Food and Beverages Sectormentioning

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Impact of profitability elements on the food and beverage industry in Malaysia

2023

SMRJ

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“…Depending on the type of business, a current ratio between 1.5 and 2 is acceptable. A high ratio, such as greater than 3, may suggest that while being able to cover its current liabilities three times over, the company is not utilising its current assets or managing its working capital properly (Fawzi & Sunarti, 2021). Compared to Kawan Food and Ajinomoto, Oriental Food's current ratio is superior.…”

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Financial Performance Analysis of Food and Beverages Companies in Malaysia.

Mohamad Yunus,

Abdul Fami,

Mat Raz

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AJPBS

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This study aims to analyse the financial health and business processes of selected organisations. It entails figuring out how stable, marketable, profitable, and liquid the business is. This study closely examines three companies operating in the Malaysian F&B industry. By investigating Bursa Malaysia issued the company's annual report for the financial condition in 2019 before the COVID outbreak. The five financial ratios calculated for each organisation in this study are the liquidity, efficiency, debt, profitability, and marketability ratios. Comparing these ratios is to establish which company is more competitive and effective. The results of this study of company performance based on financial ratios not only evaluate the debt ratio but also measure the efficiency with which a company employs its assets and resources, evaluate the company's ability to generate revenue to sales, and finally evaluate the stock price.

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“…The other tools are liquidity measures how healthy current assets cover current liabilities [6]. The greater the current asset-to-current-liability ratio, the greater the company's ability to cover its short-term liabilities [7].…”

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The Impact of Profitability and Liquidity on Firm Value with Tax Avoidance as Intervening Variable of F&B Company

Kacaribu

Winata

2023

INFEB

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This study aimed to analyze the effect of profitability and liquidity on firm value through tax avoidance as intervening variables. This research was conducted on the food and beverage sub-sector manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange period 2018-2020. The total research data are 48 samples. Path analysis was used as an analytical technique with the SPSS version 25 software. The first structure of this research shows that both profitability and liquidity do not have a significant effect on tax avoidance, and the second structure shows that profitability has a significant effect on Firm Value. In contrast, liquidity has no significant effect on Firm Value. Tax avoidance has a significant effect on Firm Value. The direct effect of profitability on firm value is known to be 0.646, while the indirect effect is -0,071, which shows the direct is greater; therefore, indirectly, Tax Avoidance does not have a dominant effect on the firm value. The direct effect of liquidity on firm value is known to be -0.179, whereas the indirect effect of -0,049 is shown indirectly through Tax Avoidance has a dominant effect on the firm value.

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Factors Affecting the Performance of F&B Industry in Malaysia and Indonesia

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Impact of profitability elements on the food and beverage industry in Malaysia

Impact of profitability elements on the food and beverage industry in Malaysia

Financial Performance Analysis of Food and Beverages Companies in Malaysia.

The Impact of Profitability and Liquidity on Firm Value with Tax Avoidance as Intervening Variable of F&B Company

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