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Financial Management
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(For your information, in this whole report, Petronas Dagangan Bhd, we will short it as PDB and
Petronas Gas Bhd as PGB) Question (a)
Background and Future Prospects of the selected Company
i) History
PDB is incorporated in 1982 and listed on the Main Board of Bursa of Bursa Malaysia in 1994. Notably,
PDB is also known as the principal domestic marketing arm of Petroliam Nasioanal Berhad
(PETRONAS) and Malaysia’s leading retailer and marketer of downstream oil and gas products. Today,
PDB is continuously strives to provide superior products, and further solidify this position.
PGB is initiated its business since the year 1983 as a wholly owned subsidiary of PETRONAS.
Remarkably, the reason of incorporate the company is due to the PETRONAS’s program regarding
development of facilities to enable the processing and transmission of gas supplied by the gas fields
offshore Terengganu to the whole of entire peninsula. As the business growth comprehensive, during
year 1998, PGB has expanded and diversified the business into manufacturing, supplying and marketing
of industrial utility products to customers in Kertih Integrated Petrochemical Complex and Gebeng
Industrial Area through its Centralised Utility Facilities Division (CUF). ii) Market Structure
Petronas dagangan berhad involved in the distribution and sale of fimished petroleum products and
operation of service stations for the domestic market.tha comapany’s market share stands at about
43.5% sustaining its market leadership in the country.petronas gas berhad involved in the provision of
gas processing and transmission services to petronas and its customers as a throughput company The
petronas dagangan berhad registered higher profit before tax of RM1046 million compared to RM810.3
million last year, while earnings per share rose to 75.8 sen. The business performance include retail
business, market share around 32%, beside this, the commercial business has continued to maintain its
market share at 64% in the sales of industrial products. The liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) business has
expanded its market share at 52%. The petronas gas berhad profit after tax increased from RM928.0
million last year to RM940.7 million. The company’s gas processing plants operation by the plant
operation division in kertih and paka also embarked on plant rejuvenation and revamp ensure that the
plans integrity can be sustained for another 20 years of operation. The company achieved a major
milestone by venturing into the independent power producing business through its subsidiary, Kimanis
power Sdn Bhd.
iii) Growth Potential
Petronas Dagangan Berhad and Petronas Gas Berhad both are fossil and fuel companies. Both
companies are making big money in this field , however the reserve of oil and gas is running low, the
prosperity can’t last forever if they rely on oil and gas wholly. Petronas Dagangan Berhad and Petronas
can look for alternative source of energy to substitute oil and gas. Microalgae fuel (can also call

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biodiesel) will be one of the ideal alternatives to this, however further study will be needed to make this
really cost effective and profitable. Competitiveness
Petronas Dagangan Berhad and Petronas Gas Berhad are subsidiary company of Petronas Berhad, so
they are run their business by separately. In financial statement, profit before tax of Petronas Dagangan
Berhad from 2006 to 2010 are RM724.6 mil (2006), RM903.2 mil (2007), RM908.4 million (2008),
RM810.3 (2009), RM1046 (2010). Furthermore, the figure shows the profit before tax of Petronas Gas
Berhad are RM1024.9 mil (2006), RM1233.1 mil (2007), RM1366 million (2008), RM1241.1 (2009),
RM1238.3 (2010) within 5 years. Compare to the Petronas Dagangan Berhad, Petronas Gas Berhad
perform better than Petronas Dagangan Berhad.
iv) Risk
Firstly, the recent domino effect that happened in Arabic nations has influenced the production, leads to
instability of the market. The second risk is economic risk which includes demand and supply shock
which may cause price volatility and global recession. The third risk is environmental concern. Consumer
is beginning to be aware of the effect of the industry to the environment and advocate energy
conservation by switching away from oil which may depress its future potential. The fourth risk is cost
control issue. Inability to control cost may undermine the competitiveness of the industry. This problem
may extend from exploration all the way through the value chain, impacting everything from refinery to
pipeline construction.
Question (b)
Background of both listed companies in the industry
i) Track record
PDB’s leadership position in the Malaysian retail and marketing of downstream oil and gas products
provides a robust foundation for the Company to achieve its Vision to become Malaysia’s “Brand of 1st
Choice” for petroleum products. Importantly, the Company nurtures the core expertise of its 1,700
dedicated employees across the country, as part of its commitment as a responsible corporate citizen to
play its part in Malaysia’s nation-building and growth agenda. PGB was awarded “2009 National OSH
Excellence Award” for Gas Utilities category. PGB was also recognized by Malaysian Society of
Occupational Safety and Health with eight awards. At PETRONAS level, PGB once again received the
Merit Award in Sustainability Development category for its success in conducting ‘Knowing TOD’
programme.PGB won the National Annual Corporate Report Award 2010 for Best Annual Report in the
Industrial Products and Technology category.
ii) Advantages of product
In PDB, PETRONAS PRIMAX 3 is the third generation fuel that contains SINAR G-05, a unique additive
that is capable of cleaning and boosting engine performance, giving greater power and fuel efficiency.
SINAR G-05 has been extensively tested in laboratories in Malaysia, US and Europe and is proven to
remove even the most stubborn deposits inside the engine and gives maximum engine protection. PGB
maintains reliability in its plant operations at world class standards. For ethane, plant reliability was
98.8%, while plant reliability for propane and butane was at 98.7%, collectively at world class level. The
Company’s product delivery reliability via its GPPs also recorded convincing numbers with propane and
butane registering 100% respectively for the year in review. Both propane and butane recorded 98.7%
product delivery reliability in the previous financial year. iii) Growth potential
In PDB, the market for petroleum products is highly competitive. But, PDB’s products have enjoyed high
market acceptance and customer confidence, as evidenced by its rapid sales growth over the years.
PDB markets its products throughout the country, directly to customers as well as through its network of

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Financial Management by ytinglim (For your information, in this whole report, Petronas Dagangan Bhd, we will short it as PDB and Petronas Gas Bhd as PGB) Question (a) Background and Future Prospects of the selected Company i) History PDB is incorporated in 1982 and listed on the Main Board of Bursa of Bursa Malaysia in 1994. Notably, PDB is also known as the principal domestic marketing arm of Petroliam Nasioanal Berhad (PETRONAS) and Malaysia's leading retailer and marketer of downstream oil and gas products. Today, PDB is continuously strives to provide superior products, and further solidify this position. PGB is initiated its business since the year 1983 as a wholly owned subsidiary of PETRONAS. Remarkably, the reason of incorporate the company is due to the PETRONAS's program regarding development of facilities to enable the processing and transmission of gas supplied by the gas fields offshore Terengganu to the whole of entire peninsula. As the business growth comprehensive, during year 1998, PGB has expanded and diversified the business into manufacturing, supplying and marketing of industrial utility products to customers in Kertih Integrated Petrochemical Complex and Gebeng Industrial Area through its Centralised Utility Facilities Division (CUF). ii) Market Structure Petronas dagangan berhad involved in the distribution and sale of fimished petroleum products and operation of service stations for the domestic market.tha comapany's market share stands at about 43 ...
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