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SCMP Reporter

SEVEN teams will compete in the Hong Kong final of the Hong Kong Management Game on Saturday.

 They include teams from Grant Thornton Byrne, the Provisional Airport Authority, and Raymond Industrial, two teams from Hongkong Bank and four teams from the Mass Transit Railway Corp.

 They emerged as the winning teams in their respective groups in the official round of the contest, which finished last week.

   During the last trading period for the game, the teams on average achieved a theoretical profit of $5.83 million.

   The top team achieved a profit of $20.96 million.

  This was closely followed by the second team's profit of $16.94 million.

   One third of the teams passed the $10 million mark.

   On average, with a marketing investment of $915,000, teams secured orders for 371,255 units of product AW, 188,330 units of product AI and 86,428 units of DI.

  The overall winner will receive a cash prize of $25,000, which has been donated by Arthur Andersen & Co, and the South China Morning Post's Perpetual Trophy.

   The champion team will represent Hong Kong against other national teams in the regional game which will be held on November 4 in Singapore.

   Air tickets for Hong Kong's winning team have been donated by Cathay Pacific.

 The first runner-up will receive a prize of $10,000 and the second runner-up will receive $5,000, also donated by Arthur Andersen & Co.

  The game is sponsored by Arthur Andersen & Co, ICL (HK)Limited, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd and the South China Morning Post.



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