The effects of financial ratio and GDP towards company performance in healthcare sector / Nur Nisa Fakhira Khairu Nizam

Malaysia's healthcare system is advanced. It develops a system of universal healthcare that coexists alongside the private healthcare system. Malaysia has been recognized by the United Nations Development Programme as a shining example for other developing countries in terms of healthcare. The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between financial ratios and Gross Domestic Product, which is an economic indicator (GDP) in the healthcare industry. Data for five publicly traded firms on the Main Board of the Bursa Malaysia were gathered on a quarterly basis from 2016 to 2020. Among the financial ratios are the Liquidity Ratio, the Leverage Ratio, and GDP, which are macroeconomic indicators, while the net profit margin is a measure of the company's success. This study uses Least Square Methods-Multiple Regression Analysis to determine the degree of a link between corporate performance and a variety of other factors.