Abstract:this research aimed to analyze the impact of corporate social responsibility (Csr) in increasing the profitability and stock price. This research used an explanatory research approach or a quantitative analysis. the sampling took thirteen companies registered in sri kehati index at the period of 2011-2015. the developed model consists of three independent variables and two dependent variables. this research used the purposive sampling method. the analytical method used in this study was multiple regression ana… Show more
“…This result supports the research of Ramzan et al (2021), Carlo & Francesco (2016), and Alikaj, Nguyen & Medina (2017), which conclude that CSR has a significant positive influence on financial performance. Furthermore, Ramzan et al (2021) and Praharawati et al (2019) also state that CSR gives the firm a competitive advantage, leading to better financial performance. In addition, exemplary CSR implementation by the family business will result in a good reputation and trust with the stakeholders; both are needed by the family business to achieve good financial performance.…”
This research aims to analyze the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR), family commitment, and financial performance in the family business in Central Java. This research is quantitative, with the data tested using Structural Equation Model -Partial Least Square. The population of this research is family businesses in Central Java. The sample of this research was determined using the purposive sampling technique. The data were collected using questionnaires distributed using Google Forms; 86 respondents answered the questionnaires and met the criteria for the research. This research indicates that family commitment positively influences both CSR and financial performance; CSR also positively influences financial performance, which means CSR partially mediates the relation between family commitment and financial performance. Furthermore, the research shows that CSR benefits are not limited to non-family businesses but also family businesses in developing countries. Therefore, family businesses must commit themselves to CSR as it will increase their reputation and trust among stakeholders who are competitive advantages culminating in better financial performance.
“…This result supports the research of Ramzan et al (2021), Carlo & Francesco (2016), and Alikaj, Nguyen & Medina (2017), which conclude that CSR has a significant positive influence on financial performance. Furthermore, Ramzan et al (2021) and Praharawati et al (2019) also state that CSR gives the firm a competitive advantage, leading to better financial performance. In addition, exemplary CSR implementation by the family business will result in a good reputation and trust with the stakeholders; both are needed by the family business to achieve good financial performance.…”
This research aims to analyze the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR), family commitment, and financial performance in the family business in Central Java. This research is quantitative, with the data tested using Structural Equation Model -Partial Least Square. The population of this research is family businesses in Central Java. The sample of this research was determined using the purposive sampling technique. The data were collected using questionnaires distributed using Google Forms; 86 respondents answered the questionnaires and met the criteria for the research. This research indicates that family commitment positively influences both CSR and financial performance; CSR also positively influences financial performance, which means CSR partially mediates the relation between family commitment and financial performance. Furthermore, the research shows that CSR benefits are not limited to non-family businesses but also family businesses in developing countries. Therefore, family businesses must commit themselves to CSR as it will increase their reputation and trust among stakeholders who are competitive advantages culminating in better financial performance.
“…Corporate social responsibility is a company's obligation to the local community which the company is located and operates. Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 40 of 2007 Article 74, which regulates environmental and social responsibility, is a rule that is a provision in implementing corporate social responsibility (Praharawati et al, 2019).…”
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The establishment of a business is certainly based on several things, one of which is to get profit or integrity. A company's profits will certainly increase and decrease, things that can affect the rise and fall of a company's profits include the disclosure of corporate social responsibility, capital structure, and current ratio. The purpose of this research is to find out the influence of corporate social responsibility, capital structure, and current ratio on profitability moderated by the firm size . This research is quantitative research, with the research population in companies listed on the Jakarta Islamic Index amounting to 30 companies. The sampling technique uses purposing sampling techniques, so that for sample withdrawal in this research, 12 companies registered with JII for the period 2016-2020. The analytical techniques in this research use descriptive statistical data analysis. The results of this research show that corporate social responsibility variables, capital structure, and current ratio together have a significant influence on profitability variables. Corporate social responsibility has a significant positive influence on profitability, capital structure has a significant negative influence on profitability, current ratio does not have a significant influence on profitability, Firm Size does not have a significant influence on profitability, the firm size is able to moderate corporate social responsibility, capital structure, and current ratio on profitability.
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