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Stone Master Corporation Berhad Case Study Statement

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The purpose of this study sought to examine the overall performance of Stone Master Corporation Berhad with specific risk factors and macroeconomic factor on profitability performance. The data obtained from annual report of Stone Master Corporation Berhad starting from 2012-2016. The measurement of liquidity ratio and operating ratio used to see the overall performance of Stone Master Corporation Berhad in 5 years which allegedly beyond benchmark. The additional measurement is the asset size, this variable has a negative and no significant relationship with liquidity risk. Data was analyzed by utilizing regression and bivariate correlation. The regression analysis and bivariate correlation shows only one factor of profitability is significant to operating ratio which is ROA with the highest impact to the profitability.
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Stone Master Corporation Berhad (SMCB) was incorporated in Malaysia under the Companies Act 1965 on 11 November 1999 as a public limited company under its present name. Stone Master Corporation Berhad is the first in Malaysia from the dimensional stone industry to be successfully listed on the Official List of the Bursa Malaysia …show more content…

Our talented and passionate corporate citizens join together in a shared vision of creating world class solutions that benefit our customers, industries and nations. We seek to exert our mission in bringing wholesome goodness and betterment for the entire humanity in all aspects of life. Through this network, Stone Master Corporation Berhad is committed to provide stone solutions to elevate our clients beyond the threshold of excellence with our mindset for value, quality, durability and sustainability. This offers us a tremendous advantageous position, not only as a competitive industry collaborator, but also as a torchbearer of socially responsible corporate citizenship. (Stone Master Corporation Berhad,

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