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STUDENTS:
ANDI NUR ELISYA SYAHIRA BINTI BAHRI (AIU18092007) (Leader)
PUSPA AZWIEYANIE BINTI JAWI (AIU18092005)
SITI NORALINNAH BINTI JUSNEH (AIU18092008)
NADZIRAH RADIN (AIU18092003)
MAIDAH BINTI SALI (AIU18092001)
Introduction
• Air Asia Berhad, Malaysia is the first low-cost and frill-free
airline in Asia. Air Asia introduced many incentives to
encourage more consumers to use its aviation services. Air Asia
Company was initially established on 20 December 1993 and
began operations on 18 November 1996 which was founded by
a Malaysian government conglomerate, DRB-Hicom. Air Asia
Sdn Bhd is a limited company by shares and sole
proprietorship incorporated under the Companies Act 1965.
Objective
To analyze the financial
market or institution of
Air Asia Airlines.
Company Background
• The Head Quarters of Air Asia called RedQ (Red
Quarters) located at Sepang, Selangor.
• Air Asia was re-established on 12 December 2001 when
the company bore a very high debt burden of RM40
million. Therefore, it was sold to Tony Fernandez, the
founder of Tune Air at a price per ringgit. Tony
Fernandez is an entrepreneur from Malaysia and the
founder of "Tune Air Sdn Bhd" who has introduced low
cost flights.
• In 2002, Air Asia launched a new route from its hub at
KLIA at low speeds that beat former Malaysia Airlines
monopoly airline with a promotional price as low as one
ringgit.
• In 2003, Air Asia opened a second hub at Senai
International Airport in Johor Bahru near Singapore.
BALANCE SHEET
INCOME
STATEMENT
RATIO
Liquidity ratios
a. Current ratio
2019 = 0.74 Turnover ratio
2020 = 0.58 a. Fixed asset turnover
b. Quick ratio Profitability ratios 2019 = 0.20
2019 = 0.07 a. Gross profit ratio 2020 = 0.14
2020 = 0.24 2019 = 35.46
2020 = 0.24
b. Operating profit ratio
2019 = -6.58
2020 = -44.75
E. Air
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Analy vidend
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F. Issu
es for the
2 years past
Source :
https://www.flightglobal.com/strategy/m
alaysian-brokerage-issues-dire-warning-
about-airasia-x/139592.article
Air Asia expected to raise an
additional RM1 billion in debt
funding this year, followed by
RM600 million in the next two
years to tide through bruising
losses and cash burn arising from
the Covid-19 pandemic.
Source :
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2020/04/582382
/airasia-may-last-less-five-months-current-
conditions-may-raise-rm1bil-debt
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