Financial performance’s factor analysis of efficiency and profitability ratio in the retail industry of Malaysia

The effectiveness of ratio varies from retailer to retailer and can vary greatly over time. Historically, a lot of analyses have been done on the retail industry, but the focus is on statistics. Some researchers, on the other hand, use proportional analysis to analyse general procedures and predict...

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Main Author: Hossain, Khan Mohammad Ashfak
Format: Thesis
Language:English
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Published: 2021
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Summary:The effectiveness of ratio varies from retailer to retailer and can vary greatly over time. Historically, a lot of analyses have been done on the retail industry, but the focus is on statistics. Some researchers, on the other hand, use proportional analysis to analyse general procedures and predict failure. This study looks at the relationship between 30 Malaysian retailers from 2010 to 2019 using financial data developed and the impact on retail profitability. Effectiveness factors used in the analysis and calculation are open sales date; Accounting Date of settlement Two indicators Return on assets and return on investment are used to assess the profitability of a single retailer. Pearson correlation and multiple regression analysis is used to study the profitability of Malaysian retailers and the overall profitability of Malaysian retailers. Exceptions are generally found in Malaysian retail companies for specific companies but management strategies from these resources indicate that the company is improving its performance.