Stock Performance Comparison between Green Innovation Sharia Companies and Green Innovation Non-Sharia Companies: Evidence from Indonesia Stock Exchange

Abstract

This Research is about comparison between sharia companies and non-sharia companies in the stock market. Several previous studies have shown that in the stock market, the stock performance of sharia companies is better to that of non-sharia companies. Then this research increases the qualification of the companies to become companies that have implemented green innovation technology. This qualification is applied to companies listed in the Sri-Kehati index on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Through bivariate and multivariate analysis, the results showed that the stock performance of non-sharia companies was better than those of sharia companies. Bivariate analysis show that the positive gradient of non-sharia trendline (168.37) is bigger than sharia trendline (11.633). The coefficient of determination between non-sharia stocks and Sri-Kehati index (86.41%) is bigger than between sharia stocks and Sri-Kehati index (26.46%). Multivariate analysis obtained a multiple linear regression equation of 1 2 yˆ =117.187 + 0.0081x1 + 0.014397 x2. This equation shows that the variable coefficient of the value of sharia stocks is smaller than the coefficient of the variable value of non-sharia stocks. These facts are based on research on Sri-Kehati index data from 2016 to 2019. The results of this study indicate that investors prefer to invest in shares in non-sharia companies than in sharia companies. The results also indicate that increasing the qualifications of a sharia company to become a company that applies green innovation technology will not necessarily increase its share value. Is upgrading the qualification of a sharia company to a sharia company that applies green innovation technology a mistake? Meanwhile, Indonesia is a country with the largest Muslim population in the world.