Volume 4, Number 2, February 2023 e-ISSN: 2797-6068 and p-ISSN: 2777-0915
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KEYWORDS Sustainability Performance, Capital
Structure, corporate value, and firm size |
ABSTRACT This study examines the factors that influence
firm value in companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. These factors
are sustainability-occurrence, capital structure and company size as
moderating variables. The population used in this study are companies from
the energy sector, the non-cyclical consumer sector, the industrial sector,
and the raw material sector on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2019 - 2021.
The sample used in this research is 114 data that match the criteria. The
sampling method used purposive sampling. Based on the results of research and
tests conducted on 114 sample data from 2019 to 2021, it can be interpreted
that sustainability reports have a positive effect on firm value, capital
structure has a negative effect on firm value, but company size can
strengthen the effect of sustainability reports on firm value. Meanwhile, the
capital structure variable has no effect on firm value and firm size can
strengthen the relationship between sustainability reports and firm size on
firm value |
INTRODUCTION
The issue of global environmental impact has been widely discussed and has
become a focus in recent years. This needs attention from stakeholders,
including the government and companies.�
Prudent management can minimize the impact of environmental damage. The
problem of environmental damage arises due to socioeconomic activities and the
poor environment due to these activities can have a direct effect on life in
the future. Currently, companies are no longer��
only faced with a single buttom line that only looks
at the economic or profit side which is reflected in the company's value.� However, companies are required to synergize
economic (profit), social (people) and environmental (planetary) aspects or
better known as triple buttom line. These three
elements are the concept of sustainable development which is poured into a
report known as the Sustainability Report.
Sustainability reporting is defined as the practice of measuring an
organization that is carried out openly regarding its economic, environmental,
and social impacts and also includes to assess positive or negative
contributions to the sustainable development goals (Simmons Jr, Crittenden, & Schlegelmilch, 2018).�
Currently, there are still many companies that do not disclose
sustainability reports. Only 30 percent of companies released sustainability
reports from 100 companies that were ranked at the top of the Indonesia Stock
Exchange (IDX).� As stated in the latest
OJK regulation Number 51 / POJK.03 / 2017 concerning the Implementation of
Sustainable Finance for Financial Services Institutions, Issuers, and Public
Companies to develop and implement environmental economic instruments,
including policies that care about social and environmental (Government of
Indonesia, 2017). So that sustainability reporting becomes mandatory for
companies in the field of Financial Services Institutions, Issuers, and Public
Companies
Research on testing the effect of sustainability reports on company value
has been carried out previously. However, the relationship between company
values influenced by sustainability reports produces pros and cons based on
these results.� The results of the research
conducted by (Puspita & Fairuz, 2018) stated that the sustainability report had no influence on the value of the
company as measured using Tobin's Q on�
state-owned companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange.� This is also supported by the research of (Budiana & Budiasih, 2020) and (Gunawan & Mayangsari, 2015). However, the study is
contrary to the research of Yulianingsih et al.
(2018) stated that the sustainability report has a positive effect on the value
of companies measured using Tobin's Q. (Purwanti, Ispriyarso, & Wijaningsih, 2018) states that
profitability (ROA) is able to moderate sustainability reports and company
values.� This is because, the higher the
profitability value of a company, the more efficient the use of a company's
assets, and the higher the relationship between social disclosure and company
value (Ayu & Suarjaya, 2017). Research on
sustainability reports on company value has been widely studied, but the
results of these studies are still inconsistent.� This makes research on sustainability reports
and capital structure on company value need to be re-examined using moderation
variables, namely company size to increase the correlation of company value
with sustainability report.
THEORETICAL
FOUNDATIONS AND HYPOTHESIS DEVELOPMENT
�Theoretical Framework
Agency Theory
Definisi agency theory based on (Jensen & Meckling, 2019) is the� relationship between the
agent or who represents the� management
and the principal who is the owner. Basically, agency theory is a contract
where there is one or more owners (principals) who hire other people (agents)
to provide a number of services and delegate authority to agents to be able to
make decisions. Agency theory discusses the problems that arise in companies
due to the separation of powers between owners (principals) and management
(agents). The separation between the owner as the principal and the management
as the agent who runs the company can cause the emergence of agency problems.
This is due to the interests and objectives of each party concerned. To
limit this, the principal can provide appropriate incentives to the agent (The
bonding expenditures by agent) and incur monitoring expenditures (The
monitoring expenditures by principal) to avoid deviations made by the agent.
When deviations still occur and reduce the welfare of the principal, then it
can be referred to as residual loss. All of these things can be defined as
agency costs (Fama & French, 2002). This theory helps in implementing various governance mechanisms to control
the actions of the management in the company (Panda & Leepsa, 2017).
Agency problems occur because of hidden actions and hidden
information.� Hidden action is a
good manager's behavior or morale that can avoid agency problems. While
hidden information is the existence of one party who has more information
about the company such as managers who know more about the condition of the
company. This can be used by parties who have superior information to carry out
improper actions.
Sustainability Report
Sustainability report has various definitions, according to Elkington (Tarigan & Semuel, 2014), sustainability
report means a report that contains not only financial performance information
but also non-financial information consisting of information on social and
environmental activities that allow the company to grow sustainably
(sustainable performance). According to (Elkington, 1997) in (Batista et al., 2021) stated that SustainabilityReporting is a report
that not only contains financial performance information but also contains
non-financial information consisting of social and environmental activities
that allow the company to grow sustainably (sustainable perfomance).
Sustainability Reporting is also commonly known as the Triple Bottom Line. In
addition to pursuing profit, companies must also be involved in fulfilling the
welfare of the community (people) and contribute to maintaining sustainability.
This Sustainability Reporting calculation uses SRDI (Sustainability Report
Disclosure Index) measurements with a GRI Standard of 145 disclosure items.
Capital Structure
The capital structure is a combination of debt and equity in the
company's long-term financial structure. Capital structure is an important
issue for companies because the good and bad of the capital structure will have
a direct effect on the company's financial position which will ultimately
affect the value of the company (Brigham, 2010). According to (Yuliana, 2013), capital structure
theory is related to the influence of changes in the capital structure itself
on the value of the company assuming investment decisions and a constant
dividend policy. According to research by (Brigham, 2010), the optimal capital
structure for a company is defined as the structure that will maximize the
share price of a company. The capital structure is concluded as a company
funding mix that must be managed properly so that it is able to maximize the
value of a company The size of the capital structure is a very important thing
to pay attention to by the company because the good and bad of the capital
structure will have a direct impact on the company's financial position which
will ultimately affect the value of the company. The company can minimize the
risks derived from debt, by optimizing the company's external capital which is
fully used for company financing so that it can increase the company's own
profits. Therefore, its utilization must be efficient so that it can make it
more optimal. A good capital structure is a capital structure that can minimize
the average cost of capital and maximize the value of the company.
Firm Value
According to (Brigham, 2010) in (Agustina, 2013) the value of a company
is the price that a prospective buyer is willing to pay if the company is sold.
A company is said to have good value if the company's performance is also good.
The value of the company formed through the indicator of the market value of
the stock is strongly influenced by investment opportunities. According to Fama (1978) in (Wirajaya & Dewi, 2013), the value of the
company can be seen from its share price. The share price is formed at the
request and supply of investors, so that the share price can be used as a proxy
for the value of the company. The existence of investment opportunities can
provide a positive signal about the company's growth in the future so that it
can increase company value. In this study, the value of the company was
calculated using Tobin's Q ratio. Tobin's Q ratio is considered to provide the
best information, because in Tobin's Q it includes all elements of debt and
share capital of the company. Not only ordinary shares and company equity are
included, but all company assets (Agustina, 2013).
�Company Size
The size of the company is the average of total net sales for the year in
question (Brigham, 2010). The size of the company is a picture or scale of small, medium, the size of
a company. Company size is measured based on the number of assets
owned.� The smaller�� the size of the company, the higher the
possibility of the company doing profit management in attracting the attention
of investors because� the size� of a small company has more� total assets low.� Meanwhile, companies that have a large size
are likely to carry out profit management with the intention of avoiding profit
fluctuations.� With companies
manipulating their profits with profit management, it is increasingly
attractive for investors and the government to put shares in the company (Gayatri & Wirasedana, 2021). The size of the company in this study was measured by the logarithmic value
of the total assets
Hypothesis Development
Sustainability Report Disclosure and Corporate Value
Sustainability Reporting contains all disclosures whose content is an
effort to increase the accountability of all company activities and is also
used to achieve sustainability. Hasil research conducted by (Puspita & Fairuz, 2018) stated that sustainability report has no influence on the value of
companies measured using Tobin's Q on state-owned companies listed on the
Indonesia Stock Exchange.� The results of (Fatchan & Trisnawati, 2018) show that Sustainability Reporting has a significant effect on company
value. Based on this gap, this study tries to re-examine the positive impact of
sustainability reports on company value.
Ha1 Sustainability report positively affects company value
Capital Structure and Company Value
Capital structure is an important issue for companies because the good and
bad of the capital structure will have a direct effect on the company's
financial position which will ultimately affect the value of the company
(Brigham F. & Houston, 2010). According to (Yuliana, 2013), capital structure
theory is related to the influence of changes in the capital structure itself
on the value of the company assuming investment decisions and constant dividend
policies. According to research by Brigham and Houston (2013), the optimal
capital structure for a company is defined as the structure that will maximize
the share price of a company.� In line
with the previously conducted research that has been mentioned, the formulation
of hypotheses for variable capital structure and company value is as follows.
Ha2 ��� Capital structure positively
affects the value of the company.
�Company size in
moderating the effect of Sustainability Report on Company Value
The size of the company is the average of total net sales for the year in
question. The size of the company is a picture or scale of small, medium, the
size of a company. The financial size of a company reflected through a total
asset proxy is a variable proxy of the size of the company that indicates the
size of the asset. Sustainability Reporting has 3 aspects of performance that
describe how the company's responsibility to stakeholders is formed. The
results of Wijayanti's research (2016) show that
economic, social, and environmental performance in Sustainability Reporting has
an effect on the value of the company proxied in Tobin's Q. Therefore,
researchers assume that:
Ha3 Company size�
strengthens the influence of sustainability report on company
value
�Company size in
moderating the effect of capital structure on Company Value
The capital structure is a combination of debt and equity in the
company's long-term financial structure. Capital structure is an important
issue for companies because the good and bad of the capital structure will have
a direct effect on the company's financial position which will ultimately
affect the value of the company). According to (Yuliana, 2013), capital structure theory is related to the influence of changes in the
capital structure itself on the value of the company assuming investment
decisions
and a constant dividend policy.� So in this study assumes that
Ha4 company size strengthens the influence between capital structure and
company value.
Konseptual frame
Figure 1 Conceptual Framework
�
RESEARCH METHOD
Sample Selection
The sample selection used in this
study was the purposive sampling method.�
The population used in this study is in the energy sector, consumer
non-cyclical sector, industrial sector, and basic material sector listed on the
Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2019 to 2021.�
Table 1
�Sample selection results
Information |
Number of companies |
�� Companies in
the energy, consumer non-cyclical sector, industrial sector, and basic
material sector are consistently listed on the� Indonesia Stock Exchange� from�
2019 to 2021. |
379 |
The company has consistently published sustainability
reports for the last 3 years 2019 - 2021 |
(341) |
Samples used in the study |
38 |
�Research
Period |
3 years |
Total Observations |
114 |
�Dependent
Variables
Sustainability Report
Sustainability Report is measured
using disclosure of corporate social responsibility based on the Global
Reporting Initiative (GRI) Guidelines index. The GRI index used is the GRI
Standard index released in 2018. The disclosure aspect of GRI Stadard consists of 34 aspects and the disclosure score
will be assessed based on the number of indicators disclosed in each aspect
with the scoring of each aspect scaled 0 to (Narula, Asmussen, Chi, & Kundu, 2019)
Information:
SR: Sustainability Report
Ii: Indicators expressed in aspect i
ni: Number of indicators in aspect i
Capital Structure
Capital structure is an important
issue for companies because the good and bad of the capital structure will have
a direct effect on the company's financial position which will ultimately
affect the value of the company.
DER
=�
Debt��������������� : Total Debt
Equity ����������� : Total Equity
Company Size
The size of the company is the
average of total net sales for the year in question (Brigham and Houston,
2010). The size of the company is a picture or scale of small, medium, the size
of a company. Company size is measured based on the number of assets owned.
Information:
Size: Company size
Ln (total assets): Algorithmic value of total assets
Dependent Variables
Company Values
The value of the company in this study was measured by Tobin's Q. Several
studies that examined the value of the company with Tobin's Q include (Choi, Kwak, & Choe, 2010), (Bidhari, Salim, Aisjah, & Java, 2013), (Agustina, 2013). The following measurements of company value with Tobin's
Q are as follows:
Information:
Tobin's Q������� : Company Value
MVE�������������� : Market value of
equity (closing price of year-end stocks multiplied by
� number of shares outstanding)
BVL��������������� : Book value of
liabilities
BVA��������������� : Book value of
assets
� Descriptive
Statistical Analysis
Table 2
Descriptive Statistics
N |
Mean |
Max |
Min |
Std Dev |
|
SR |
114 |
0.518149 |
0.931034 |
0.296552 |
0.140344 |
.CS |
114 |
1.539788 |
11.32430 |
0.100000 |
1.644898 |
UP |
114 |
30.83430 |
32.51841 |
27.89302 |
1.059834 |
NP |
114 |
1.461951 |
16.26333 |
0.355274 |
2.085813 |
Source: Results of Data Processing Through Eviews
v.12
Based on the results of
descriptive statistical analysis in table 2, the Sustainability Report
(SR) variable during 201 9 to 2021 shows an��
average value (mean) of 0.518149,� the highest value� (maximum) of 0.931034 is PT ABM Investama Tbk.� (ABMM), the lowest (minimum) value of
0.185383 is PT Gunung Raja Paksi
Tbk.� (GGRP)
and standard deviation of 0.140344.
The capital structure (CI)
variable during 201 9 to 2021 shows an average value (mean) of 1.539788,
the highest value (maximum) of 11.32430, namely PT Bukit Asam��� (PTBA),� the�
lowest value (minimum) of�
0.100000 is PT Mitrabahtera Segara Sejati Tbk
(MBSS) and the standard deviation of 1.644898
The Company Size Variable (UP)
during 201 9 to 2021 shows an average value (mean) of 30.83430, the
highest value (maximum) of 32.51841, namely PT Indah Kiat
Pulp & Paper Tbk.�
(INKP), the lowest (minimum) value of 27.89302 is PT Integra Indocabinet Tbk (WOOD) and the
standard deviation of 0.533828.
The company size (CS)
variable during 2018 to 2021 shows an average value (mean) of� 29,161.09,� the highest�
value (maximum) of 32.82039, namely PT Indah Kiat
Pulp & Paper Tbk. (WIIM), the lowest (minimum)
value of 27.89302, namely PT Wismilak Inti Makmur
Tbk.� (WIIM)
and standard deviation of 1.059834.
Variable Company value (NP)
during 2019 to 2021 shows an average value (mean) of 1.461951, the
highest�� value (maximum ) of� 16.26333,�
namely PT. Unilever Indonesia Tbk.� (UNVR), the lowest (minimum) value of
0.355274 is PT Wismilak Inti Makmur Tbk.� (WIIM) and
standard deviation of 2.085813.
Panel Data Model Analysis
Table 3
Chow Test
Effects Test |
Statistics |
d.f |
Prob. |
|
Cross-Section F |
20.343892 |
(37.7 4) |
0,0000 |
|
Cross-Section Chi-Square |
275.128262 |
��� 37 |
0,0000 |
|
Source: Results of Data Processing Through Eviews
v.12
Based on the results of the Chow
Test in Table 3, it shows that Prob. Cross-Section chi-square of
0.0000.� This means that 0.0000 < 0.05
then Ha is accepted (Ha = Fixed Effect Model).
Table 4
Hausman Test
Test Summary |
Chi-Sq.Statistic |
Chi-sq. d.f |
Prob. |
|
Cross-Section Random |
20.19650 |
��� 7 |
0.008 |
|
Source: Results of Data Processing Through Eviews
v.12
Based on the results of the
Hausman Test in Table 4, it shows that Prob. Cross-section random of
0.0001.� This means that 0.00 8 < 0.05
then Ha is accepted so that the selected model is fixed effect.�
�Hypothesis Testing
The following is a table of
hypothesis test results for each independent variable in the study consisting
of variables sustainability report, capital structure, on company
value and company size as a moderation variable.
Table 5
Hypothesis Test
Variable |
Coefficient |
T-Statistics |
Sig. |
Information |
SR |
10.25764 |
2.294341 |
0.0246 |
H1 accepted |
.CS |
-1.449555 |
-1.389933 |
0.1688 |
H2 not accepted |
SR_UP |
-0.076053 |
-2.176008 |
0.0330 |
H3 accepted |
CS_UP |
-0.324225 |
-2.280734 |
0.0255 |
H4 accepted |
UP |
0.000298 |
0.376782 |
0.6120 |
|
C |
0.812273 |
5.506839 |
0.0000 |
|
Adjusted R-Squared |
|
0.876890 |
|
|
Prob (F-Statistic) |
|
0.000000 |
|
|
Source: Results of Data Processing Through Eviews
v.12
Based on the table above, the
regression model obtained is as follows:
NP = 0.876890 + 10.25764SR � 1.449555 CS � 0.076053SR_UP
� 0.076053TP_KI -0.324225CS_UP � 0.027751CS +� 0.000298UP + e
Based on the table above, it shows an adjusted value of R2 of 0.876890 which means that the ��variation of the dependent variable can be explained by the variation of the independent variable of 87.6890%. While the remaining 12.3% is
explained by other variables
that were not contained in the study.
Based on the table above, it shows the value of Sig. Prob.
(F-statistic) of 0.000000 which means that �all independent variables affect the dependent
variables.
The Effect of Sustainability Report on Company
Value
Based on the table above, it
shows that the value of sig.�
sustainability report (SR) variable 0.0246� < 0.05 so that it� can be concluded that H1 is accepted and has
a positive regression coefficient direction with the value�� of the company. This shows that the higher
the quality and quantity of disclosures in the sustainability report, the higher
the company's value. Sustainability Reporting contains all disclosures whose
content is an effort to increase the accountability of all company activities
and is also used to achieve sustainability. The results of this study are in
line with the research of (Fatchan & Trisnawati, 2018) showing that Sustainability Reporting has a significant effect on company
value
Effect of Capital Structure on Company Value
The capital structure variable
CS) has a sig value.� of 0.1688 > 0.05
so it can be concluded that H2 is not accepted. This shows that the larger the
capital structure ratio of a company will not necessarily increase the value of
the company.�
The Role of Company Size in moderating sustainability reports on company value
����������� The role
of company size in moderating sustainability reports on company value
has a sig value.� of 0.03 < 0.05 so
that it can be concluded that H3 is accepted so that the size of the company
can strengthen the influence of sustainability report on company value.
The results of this study are in line with research conducted by (Wijayanti & Nuraini, 2017) showing that economic, social, and environmental performance in
Sustainability Reporting has an effect on the value of the company proxied in
Tobin's Q.
The role of company size in moderating capital
structure to company value
The role of company size in
moderating the capital structure to the value of the company has a sig
value.� 0.0255 < 0.05 so that it can
be concluded H4 is accepted, This shows that the role
of company size can strengthen the influence of capital structure on company
value.
CONCLUSION
Based on the results of research
and testing conducted on 114 data samples during the period 201 9 to 2021, it
can be concluded that the sustainability report has a positive influence on
Company value, capital structure has a negative influence on company value but
the size of the company can strengthen the influence of sustainability report� on
company� value. While the capital
structure variable does not have a company influence does not have an influence
on the value of the company and the size of the company can strengthen the
relationship between sustainability report and company size �to the value of the company.
In this study, there are some
limitations, namely the research period only uses 3 years of data, the last
(2019 � 2021) and only uses two�� independent
variables. Further research can increase the research period, adding
independent variables that are expected to affect the value of the company such
as operating cash flow variables, net profit margin, and�� sales growth and other variables, as well as
expanding its research sector.
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