Added value rentability of tofu agroindustry business in North Lombok Regency

Abstract

Abstract The measurement of company performance usually uses the analysis of Return on Investment (Rol), Return in Earning (RoE), Business Rentability (Ru) and Economic Rentability (Re) to assess the level of profit against capital, which means the extent to which business activities have a positive impact on capital owners, but it has not yet described the impact on human resources. The solution offered is the measurement of the company’s performance using Value Added Rentabilty (Rnt), so that the impact on the welfare of business actors can be known. Data was collected from all tofu agro-industry business units in North Lombok Regency. Data collection is done by using a survey method based on a list of questions. The survey was conducted 2 (two) times before and after the earthquake, namely in June 2018 and June 2019 for 24 respondents of business owners. The results showed that Value Added Rentabilty (Rnt) before earthquake in 2018 was 216.82% and post-earthquake in 2019 was 316.81%, meaning that the income obtained by capital owners from profits and labor wages was greater after the earthquake than before the earthquake for one IDR use of capital.

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