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Syarikat Mutim Sdn Bhd Case Study

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Introduction of company background Syarikat Mudim Sdn Bhd was founded by Haji Zakaria Bin Arshad were also known as Mudim Zakaria who starting by selling traditional medicines at the village in a small scale of business. The businesses growth well with the hard work it is doing. Later, in 1987, Haji Zakaria managed to add a line of products with a soy sauce manufacturer. The development and progress of Syarikat Mudim Sdn Bhd were also supported by his son, Shaarani Bin Zakaria who has now taking over in manage the company of his father. Syarikat Mudim Sdn Bhd has been established since 1987 in the state of Kedah. It is one of the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Malaysia which produce food products. By using an initial capital of RM10, 000, Syarikat Mudim Sdn Bhd growth well and efficiently has reached an increasing asset to RM300, 000. Then, Syarikat Mudim Sdn Bhd keep trying to produce an innovative product in order to meet high demand either from inside or outside of the country after 20 years. Every business has own mission that has to be achieving in a specific time. It is same goes with Syarikat Mudim Sdn Bhd which is they will always committed to build the company’s brand and add value to consumer’s expectations. Besides, Syarikat Mudim Sdn Bhd second mission is to provide products that will always extremely satisfying customers with high quality of products and HALAL at a reasonable price. They will always stays committed to become a leader in the food

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