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Apollo vs. Oriental Food
Group Assignment
ACADEMIC YEAR
MAY 2013 – SEPTEMBER 2013

Financial Management 1-BA205
Comparison of Company Share between
Oriental Food Industries Sdn Bhd
&
Apollo Food Holdings Berhad

Prepared by:
Chooi Yuo Wen (1000821207)
Ho Phui Phui (1001027555)
Kueh Shi Ying (1001025652)
Low Sook Teng (1001027932)
Pang Kae Khai (1001232137)
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Contents
1.0

Introduction ................................................................................................................... 5

1.0.1

Background of Company ....................................................................................... 6

1.0.1.1

Oriental Food Industries Sdn Bhd ..................................................................... 6

1.0.1.2

Apollo Food Holdings Berhad........................................................................... 7

1.0.2

Corporate Structure of the Organisation and Management Team ......................... 9

1.0.2.1
1.0.2.2
2.0

Oriental Food Industries Sdn Bhd ................................................................... 10
Apollo Food Holdings Berhad ......................................................................... 11

Ratio Analysis ............................................................................................................. 12
2.0.1
2.0.1.1

Financial Analysis on Annual Data ................................................................. 12

2.0.1.2

Financial Analysis on Quarter Data................................................................. 12

2.0.1.3

Ratio Analysis on Annual Data ....................................................................... 13

2.0.2

Ratio Analysis of Apollo Food Holdings Berhad ............................................ 14

2.0.2.1

Financial Analysis on Annual Data ................................................................. 14

2.0.2.2

Financial Analysis on Quarter
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