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CAPITAL ANALYSIS ON SHARIA EMPLOYEE COOPERATIVES PT. PUPUK ISKANDAR MUDA (PIM) Sutra maulana; Radja alvarezi; Maysarah; Cut Zahrani; M.Subhan
Journal of Accounting Research, Utility Finance and Digital Assets Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): October
Publisher : PT. Radja Intercontinental Publishing

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As one of the business fields, cooperatives require funds to be used to run their business. In general, cooperatives are faced with the problem of increasing working capital needs to develop their business, on the other hand, the available working capital is very limited. Therefore, every cooperative is required to collect working capital from both members and non-members. In law number 25 of 1992, it is stated that sources of cooperative capital consist of own capital and loan capital. Own capital can be in the form of: principal savings, compulsory savings, reserve funds and grants. Based on Law number 25 of 1992 concerning cooperatives, in article 1 it is explained, cooperatives are business entities consisting of persons or cooperative legal entities based on their activities based on cooperative principles, as well as a people''s economic movement based on the principle of kinship. Whereas Sharia Cooperatives are business activities engaged in the field of savings and loans or services, financing and investment based on a profit sharing system (sharia).The PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda Sharia Employee Cooperative (Kopkarsyah PT PIM) was established by employees of PT Pupuk Iskandar Muda based on deed Number 1749/BH/XII/1985 dated January 11, 1985. The Articles of Association of Kopdar PT PIM have been approved by the Minister of Cooperatives and Small Entrepreneur Development of the Republic Indonesia by Decision Letter Number: 109/BH/PAD/KWK, 1/11/1997 dated March 29, 1997, then amended by the deed of Statement of Decision on Meeting Amendment to the Articles of Association Number 02 dated March 6, 2018 at Notary Nila Rufaida, SH., and has ratified by the Minister of Cooperatives and Small and Medium Enterprises of the Republic of Indonesia Number: 000897/PAD/M.KUKM.2 /1/2019 dated January 21 2019. Based on the results of research on capital in the PT.PIM Syariah Employee Cooperative, it can be concluded that capital in KOPKARSYAH PT.PIM is obtained from members'' savings and borrowed back by these members. In managing capital, Kopkarsyah PT.PIM uses the sharia system so that the problems encountered regarding capital are very minimal. The scope of the cooperative environment is very limited, because this cooperative is only intended for employees who work within the scope of PT.PIM.
THE MECHANISM OF THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE CONSUMER GOODS INDUSTRY SECTOR OF INDOMIE PRODUCTS AT PT.INDOFOOD SUKSES MAKMUR TBK. Rico Nur Ilham; Amelia; Cut Zahrani; Indah Fadhillah; Ratri Pangestika
International Journal of Social Science, Educational, Economics, Agriculture Research and Technology (IJSET) Vol. 2 No. 11 (2023): OCTOBER
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Indonesia has extraordinary wealth in terms of resources, both natural and cultural resources. One form of this heritage can be seen in the culinary field, including food inherited from ancestors and food acculturated by foreign cultures. An example is noodles or bakmi, which were introduced by the Chinese community as popular food in Indonesia. For the Chinese people, noodles have a shape like a string that can be stretched out long, and the way to eat them by sucking them up illustrates the durability of life. On the other hand, instant noodles or noodles that can be served quickly are industrial in a broad and narrow sense vizIn a broad sense, industry is all activities that humans take advantage of natural resources while in the narrow sense industry is an activity an economy that processes raw materials into semi-finished materials. Investment is spending at this time to buy real assets (such as land, houses, cars and so on) or financial assets with the aim of obtaining greater income in the future. A well-managed product life cycle will help marketers better able to retain profitable products and drop unprofitable products. Sandals are the initial stage in the product life cycle where manufacturers introduce new products to the market or society in general. This stage is characterized by slow growth where the product is introduced to become well known and begins to be accepted by customers. This period saw an increase in sales. This maturity stage can be divided into 3 stages. The first is the slow scaling stage, in which total sales increase but most of the demand comes from existing customers and few new buyers. Second, the stability stage, where sales volume does not increase anymore but remains constant because only old customers buy the product. No more new buyers coming in. Third, gradual decline, where sales decline because some customers start switching to other products. In the decline phase, sales and profits will experience a significant decrease. If you don't apply the right strategy, products that offer risk disappear from the market. the life cycle is the life cycle from birth to death. Understanding the life cycle can also be interpreted as a series of changes and growth in the development of an organism from the beginning of life to maturity and produce offspring.