1 / 17

MGM 4183: ENTREPRENEURSHIP:

MGM 4183: ENTREPRENEURSHIP:. Topic: The Catalysts of Entrepreneurship in Malaysia:. YEE CHIA LENG 128994 CHUA YEE WEUN 129157 CHEW HUI WEN 129256 CHIN KHEE PEI 129652. Lecturer: Mr. Rudaini Sham Abdullah Jumain. Presented By: Group 2:. LAI FOONG PHUI 129685

radley
Download Presentation

MGM 4183: ENTREPRENEURSHIP:

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. MGM 4183: ENTREPRENEURSHIP: Topic: The Catalysts of Entrepreneurship in Malaysia: YEE CHIA LENG 128994 CHUA YEE WEUN 129157 CHEW HUI WEN 129256 CHIN KHEE PEI 129652 Lecturer: Mr. Rudaini Sham Abdullah Jumain Presented By: Group 2: LAI FOONG PHUI 129685 CHIEW WENG JING 129741 FOO YEUN SHIAH 129878 YAP MEI LUN 130048

  2. Introduction:What is the ‘Catalyst of Entrepreneurs’? • Tools that enables an entrepreneurs to foster entrepreneurship. • How to do your start to be an entrepreneurs??? • What are the assistants available for the Malaysia’s entrepreneurs?

  3. Catalyst of Entrepreneurs in Malaysia: Opportunities in Business Environments Political Economical Social -cultural Technological

  4. Funding Equity (Later Stage) Non-Equity (Early Stage) Governments Self- Funding Family & Friends Bank loans Ventures Capitals Angels Sources of Financing….

  5. (I) Funding Organization: (A) Financial Institutions: E.g.: 1. Bank Negara Malaysia: (1/2) • Initiatives to enhance access of financial capitals to SMEs via financing • Currently, 5 Special Funds with total allocation of RM6.85 billion are operational with lending rates of (3.75 %– 5% p.a).

  6. (I) Funding Organization: (A) Financial Institutions: E.g.: 1. Bank Negara Malaysia: (1/2)

  7. (I) Funding Organization: (A) Financial Institutions: E.g.: 2. SME Bank: (1/2) • As a development financial institution to nurture and meet the unique needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). • Primary role is to contribute towards the growth of more entrepreneurial community in Malaysia. • As a financial centre responding to the funding and business growth needs of Malaysian SMEs.

  8. (I) Funding Organization: (A) Financial Institutions: E.g.: 2. SME Bank: (2/2) • Vendor Entrepreneurial Programme • Special Scheme For Rural Economic Development • Batik and Craft Entrepreneurs Programme • Film Maker & Drama Financing Scheme • Graduate Entrepreneurs Scheme • Incubator Graduate Entrepreneurs Program (PIUS) • Kompleks Kilang SME Bank

  9. (I) Funding Organization: (A) Financial Institutions: E.g.: 3. Agro Bank: (1/2) • Provide both Conventional and Islamic Financing facilities for all types of Agriculture and Agro related projects. • Provide financing for start-ups and also for expansion of existing projects. • Margin of financing :finance up to 70% of project costs

  10. (I) Funding Organization: (A) Financial Institutions: E.g.: 3. Agro Bank: (2/2)

  11. (I) Funding Organization: (A) Financial Institutions: E.g.: Others Bank

  12. How to Use the Banks? (1/2) Preparing a Loan Proposal: • Summary – company’s details • Management Team Profile – Biography (Sell you & your management team strength!) • Business Description – legal structure, # of employees (Define your competitors, market ability, rate of turn over) • Projections – on current market share, alternative fallback plans, timetable for achieving goals • Financial Statements – Audited F/S(3yrs), 2sets B/S, Personal F/S & Income Tax. • Purpose – be precise! • Amount – Not ask for a high amount to expect negotiation. • Repayment Plan – Asset must match the loan, the assets should generate repayment fund.

  13. How to Use the Banks? (2/2)

  14. (I) Funding Organization: Ministries:

  15. Conclusion: • There are many services, incentives that offered by the governments, financial institutions, as well as the agencies to the entrepreneurs. • The services creates many opportunities to the entrepreneurs and its can be served as the catalysts of the Malaysia’s entrepreneurs . • Malaysian Entrepreneurs should maximized the usage of the catalyst as it may enhance the growth of our country economy.

  16. References: Hoe, C. C. , Mohd. Salleh, D. , Norashidah, H., Ooi, Y. K., Shuhymee, A., Habshah, B., Norita, D., Rosli, M., Rosli, M., Armanurah, M., Lily, J. A. B., & Muhamad Nasri, M. H. (2005). Asas Keusahawanan. Thomson Learning. Kaplan, J. M. & Warren, A. C. (2007). Patterns of Entrepreneuship. John Wiley & Son, Inc. Mohamed, A., Syarisa Yanti, A. (2002). Strengthening Entrepeurship in Malaysia. Women’s Institute of Management. Norita, D. , Armanurah, M. , Shuhtmee, A. , Habshah, B., Mohamad Yusop, M. J. & Mohd Khairuddin, H. (2007). Keusahawanan. Mc Graw Hill (M) Sdn. Bhd. Tan, W. L. (2005). Creative Entrepreneurship in Asia. Asian Productivity Organization. Zafir, M. M. (2003). Menjadi Usahawan. PTS Publication & Distribution Sdn. Bhd.

  17. Thank You

More Related