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The Golden Bull Award is a business award for SMEs in Malaysia,[1] presented annually since 2003.[2]
Award Categories
Outstanding SMEs
Criteria: SMEs with annual sales turnover of RM5 million and above up to RM75 million in the last three financial years. For service and service related sectors, the maximum annual sales turnover is RM10 million in the last three financial years. No. of winners: 100
Emerging SMEs
Criteria: SMEs with annual sales turnover below RM5 million in the last three financial years. No. of winners: 20
Golden Bull International Cooperation Honorary Award
This award recognizes an international corporation for its collaboration with Malaysian SMEs in their growth and achievements, in particular the Golden Bull Award winners.
Judging Criteria
Evaluation of the companies' management and financial performance is done based on the following criteria:
- Management outlook
- Vision and mission statements
- Corporate uniqueness and philosophy
- Projected plan to grow in the next 3 to 5 years
- Major innovations
- Market presence
- Information technology usage
- Operating profit before tax
- Sales turnover
- Profit growth over last three years
- Turnover growth over last three years
All nominees will be judged by the following industry groupings and judging will be based on their performances within the grouping:
- Real estate and construction
- Manufacturing
- Trading
- Telecommunications and ICT
- Service sector
- Others
The final list of winning companies is judged and endorsed by an independent panel of industry leaders.
References
- ^ "SMEs elated to be among top 10 in Golden Bull Award". The Star (Malaysia). 23 July 2007. Retrieved 5 May 2010.
- ^ "Golden Bull Award returns". New Straits Times. 29 May 2009. Retrieved 5 May 2010.