Abstract:
This study aims to analyze and determine empirically whether there are significant differences in financial performance between state-owned construction services that have been privatized with the state-owned construction services that have not been privatized. The variables used in this study as a measure of financial performance is liquidity, profitability, leverage and efficiency.
The research was carried out on state-owned construction services that have been privatized with the state-owned construction services that have not been privatized period 2008-2011. The sampling technique is based on the method of puposive sampling. Samples were taken for this study is the state-owned construction services that have been privatized with the state-owned construction services that have not been privatized period 2008-2011. The analysis used was a comparative descriptive analysis or different test, using SPSS version 17.0 statistical software. Previously performed descriptive statistical analysis and test of normality of the data to the equation qualify Paired-Samples t Test.
The results of this study showed that there was no significant difference in liquidity, profitability and efficiency of the state-owned construction services that have been privatized with the state-owned construction services that have not been privatized. And there are significant differences in leverage of the state-owned construction services that have been privatized with the state-owned construction services that have not been privatized period 2008-2011