This study aims to investigate the relationship between corporate governance practices and firm performance in the industrial engineering sector of Bursa Malaysia, providing empirical evidence to contribute to the ongoing debate on the effectiveness of corporate governance mechanisms in enhancing company performance.
Researchers have found that strong corporate governance practices, such as independent board oversight, transparency, and accountability, are positively correlated with firm performance. By analyzing a sample of industrial engineering firms in Bursa Malaysia, this study aims to shed light on the specific governance mechanisms that contribute to improved performance in this sector. Through a comprehensive analysis of financial data and governance structures, the study aims to provide valuable insights for both practitioners and policymakers seeking to enhance corporate governance practices and ultimately drive better performance in the industrial engineering sector.