DIVIDEND POLICY TO IMPROVE FIRM VALUE, FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY MODERATING VARIABLE

Many industries in Indonesia do not share profits in the form of dividends with investors, which affects the value of the company. This condition really determines the investor's decision to invest in the future as a reaction to the company's dividend policy. The study is aimed at analyzing the dividend policy in relation to investor behaviour and its impact on the value of a firm with financial stability as a moderate variable. This study uses 360 IDX-listed businesses from 2018 to 2022 for properties. Smart PLS was used to test the model. The study shows that the dividend policy affects the value of the company, but does not affect the behaviour of investors. However, financial stability has a negative impact on the dividend policy and the value of the company. In addition, financial stability cannot mitigate the relationship between the dividend policy and the value of the firm; Conversely, economic resilience can mitigate investor behavior and affect a firm's value. The article emphasizes that managers who develop dividend policy, that managers who develop dividend policy should pay attention to the behaviour of investors, as this can be a positive signal for the future value of the company.

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Financial and credit activity problems of theory and practice
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.55643/fcaptp.6.59.2024.4591
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Corporate Finance and Governance
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DIVIDEND POLICY TO IMPROVE FIRM VALUE, FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY MODERATING VARIABLE

Tri Ratnawati, Ulfi Pristiana
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Financial and credit activity problems of theory and practice
Corporate Finance and Governance
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DIVIDEND POLICY TO IMPROVE FIRM VALUE, FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY MODERATING VARIABLE

Tri Ratnawati, Ulfi Pristiana
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Abstract

Many industries in Indonesia do not share profits in the form of dividends with investors, which affects the value of the company. This condition really determines the investor's decision to invest in the future as a reaction to the company's dividend policy. The study is aimed at analyzing the dividend policy in relation to investor behaviour and its impact on the value of a firm with financial stability as a moderate variable. This study uses 360 IDX-listed businesses from 2018 to 2022 for properties. Smart PLS was used to test the model. The study shows that the dividend policy affects the value of the company, but does not affect the behaviour of investors. However, financial stability has a negative impact on the dividend policy and the value of the company. In addition, financial stability cannot mitigate the relationship between the dividend policy and the value of the firm; Conversely, economic resilience can mitigate investor behavior and affect a firm's value. The article emphasizes that managers who develop dividend policy, that managers who develop dividend policy should pay attention to the behaviour of investors, as this can be a positive signal for the future value of the company.

Financial and credit activity problems of theory and practiceVol. 6(59)
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Corporate Finance and Governance
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