Application of Cost-Benefit and Break-Even Analysis for the Development of Stingless Bees Farming in Malaysia

The information about the economic and financial aspects of stingless bees farming is still limited along with some issues high selling price expenses. Therefore, study initially aims to describe comprehensively cost-benefit, break-even analysis in Malaysia. uses primary data employs 124 beekeepers all regions Malaysia as number observation. sampling method non-probability sampling, while costing analysis, net return, input-output ratio, cost-benefit ratio breakeven are applied analytical techniques. As a result, may generate considerable earnings, mainly area Peninsular Malaysia, whilst Sarawak region shows efficient cost production point. Furthermore, labor expense constitutes predominant concern hive investment required capital expenditure. recommended that government should find alternative systems order reduce focus on massive honey area, turn into main concentration trading marketing products.