Company Case Study: PCCS Group Berhad

Introduction

PCCS Group Berhad was started on 1973 which is Mr. Chan Choo Sing and Mr. Chan Kok Hiang were the founders of this company. They started operations with just only three sets of second- hand sewing machine in Batu Pahat, Malaysia. PCCS had established of PGB Group as one of Malaysia’s leading garment manufactures. In 1995, PCCS Group Berhad ( PGB ) is the listing company on Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. PCCS’s products from all ranges of adult and children apparels including jackets, tracksuits, blouses, polo-shirts and winter clothing.

Today besides garment production, the Group has 20 subsidiary companies which provide additional services such as embroidering, labelling, fabric knitting and elastic webbing, marketing and distribution of its products overseas.

The group has achieve a competitive advantage in the textiles market and had

Currently, the group have Cross Creek, Urban Ultimate, Ropa and Attack 2 under their belt. They are focusing to produce high quality products to provide for the urban people who have exquisite taste of fashion. PROFITABILITY RATIO
Profitability ratio is used to measure the profitability and performance of a company. It is also used to assess the ability of a company to generate profit compared to expenses and other cost incurred in a fixed period. When the company shows a higher value, it shows that the company is performing well.

Return On Capital Employed (ROCE)
Return On Capital Employed (ROCE) is a ratio that measures the returns that a business is achieving from the capital involved. The ratio shows that it`s not just about the amount of profit gained but the amount of capital employed is also taken into consideration. This also shows investors how many ringgits in profit RM100 of capital employed generates. This ratio is important because a high return on capital employed will make people invest in the