The relationship between capital structure and corporate performance of selected listed manufacturing companies

B. Vidhyadevi and P. Uma Swarupa

International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management, 2024, vol. 33, issue 2, 228-250

Abstract: Corporate performance and capital structure of well-known and listed business companies are examined throughout the study. The study also examined the primary financial performance management and capital structure issues facing business firms. Literature reviews include recent notable reviews of linked literature. The study examined older authors' and publishers' critical arguments using relevant and current works, effectively and truthfully illustrating literature gaps. The literature analysis also included ideas related to the research issue, which evaluates corporate performance and capital structure. Data methodologies, historical data analysis methods, and this research have also been methodological and the survey questionnaire. The data analysis consists of two main points: findings from the observed results and the discussion on the overall findings. SPSS software was used to analyse data. Descriptive statistics, frequency table, linear regression, correlation, coefficient, model summary, and ANOVA models are among these many statistical interpretations. Capital structure strengthens business performance. Ratio analysis or financial appraisal would boost business performance. The section also makes a good suggestion for future research to avoid any defects or weaknesses and get the most accurate results from comparable conduction without dangers.

Keywords: capital structure; corporate performance; manufacturing companies; ratio analysis; measuring financial statement. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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