Awards
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Supercheap Auto continues its successful roll-out, David Jones overcomes headwinds and Commonwealth Bank of Australia outperforms peers. Asiamoney unveils the best small, mid- and large-cap companies in Australia.
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Yip’s Chemical built a foundation for growth, VTech demonstrated cost control, and Li & Fung delivered on its targets. Asiamoney reveals the best-managed small, mid- and large-cap companies in Hong Kong this year.
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Tisco Bank focused on the car loans industry, CP All displayed sensitivity to market trends, and Siam Cement cracked investing in growth areas. Asiamoney unveils the best small, mid- and large-cap firms in Thailand this year.
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The chief executive of Preuksa Real Estate has adopted an aggressive expansion strategy over the past year and has delivered on his targets. He wins Asiamoney’s award as the best executive in Thailand over the past year.
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The chief executive of Lee & Man Paper has turned the firm around after an industry trough, while keeping the investment community updated throughout. He wins Asiamoney’s award as Hong Kong’s top executive in 2009.
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KGI Securities more than doubled its market share via acquisition, Innolux Display completed an ambitious merger, and TSMC successfully turned its business around. Asiamoney unveils the best-managed small, mid- and large-cap companies in Taiwan this year.
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The chief executive of LG Household & Healthcare has built a respectable presence in the beverages business and receives praise for seeking growth by acquisition and backing his own judgment. He win’s Asiamoney’s award as the best executive in South Korea this year.
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Megastudy shone for its ability to grow, LG Household & Healthcare made savvy acquisitions, and Samsung Electronics announced record profits. Asiamoney unveils the best-managed small, mid- and large-cap companies in South Korea this year.
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TSMC’s founder and chairman stood out from rivals for his display of corporate governance and sense of responsibility to shareholders. He earns Asiamoney’s award as best executive in Taiwan for 2009.
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Three-A Resources gained strong investor interest, Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia made a promising acquisition and CIMB Group took advantage of dislocated markets. Asiamoney unveils the best-managed small, mid- and large cap firms in Malaysia in 2009.
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EEI Corp. wins praise for its expansion strategy and diversified revenues, Metropolitan Bank stands out for efficiency gains and improved asset quality, and Ayala Land makes a strategic change. Asiamoney unveils the Philippines' best small, mid- and large-cap firms in 2009.
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The chief executive of CIMB Group has a proven track record of success, boasting an ability to hire the best people with his own knowledge and vision. He earns Asiamoney’s award as Malaysia’s best executive in 2009.