The effect of working capital management on the growth of Malaysia top public listed companies / Nur Amir Muizzuddin Zulkarnain
There are a lot of factors in determining growth of a company. Abu Bakar et al. (2012) analyze the factors effecting the growth of construction companies in Malaysia. One of the most important factors is effective cash flow management that contributes to the success of the companies. According to pr...
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| Format: | Thesis |
| Language: | English |
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2022
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| Online Access: | https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/104220/1/104220.pdf |
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| Summary: | There are a lot of factors in determining growth of a company. Abu Bakar et al. (2012) analyze the factors effecting the growth of construction companies in Malaysia. One of the most important factors is effective cash flow management that contributes to the success of the companies. According to previous studies, working capital management has received much attention by corporate sectors especially public listed companies. The way a company handles its working capital contribute to the pressure in expanding business and growth in companies. According to Siddiquee & Khan (2009), inefficiency of management of working capital not only reduce profitability but also ultimately lead to a concern to financial crisis in any corporation regardless of its size, nature of business or profit orientation. The top public-listed companies main (based on market capitalization) in the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia are selected as a sample. The testing for hypothesss involved examining the relationship between the dependent variable (growth of Malaysia companies) and the independent variables (cash conversion cycle, receivable conversion period, inventory conversion period and payable conversion period). Analysis shows that all the independent variables have significant relationships with firm growth except receivable conversion period which is not significant. It is concluded that companies should focus and establish the policy of working capital management in an efficient manner to serve their shareholders in maximizing their wealth. |
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