The relationship between environmental accounting and financial performance in Jordanian industrial companies

This research evaluates how environmental accounting affects the financial results of Jordanian manufacturing firms.Leveraging up-to-date empirical investigations, the results show that incorporating environmental expenses into ledger systems enriches the reliability of financial data, enables sounder strategic choices, and boosts profit margins.It also reveals that public environmental reporting has a favorable impact on market results by raising stakeholder trust and company worth.In addition, the study identifies environmental sustainability as a mediating influence that converts green accounting activities into superior financial performance.The findings further stress that resilient supply chain management and green innovation advance both fiscal performance and operational productivity.Overall, the analysis establishes that robust environmental accounting does more than satisfy legal obligations or enhance transparency; it serves as a deliberate mechanism for securing enduring financial benefits and sustainable competitive edge.The study thus offers concrete recommendations for regulators and corporate executives aspiring to embed sustainability into Jordanian financial management