Apakah Kinerja ESG dan Investor Intention Penting untuk Pertumbuhan Berkelanjutan Pada Level Perusahaan?
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ESG Performance, Investor Intention, Sustainability GrowthAbstract
This study aims to examine the effect of ESG performance on corporate sustainability growth (SGR). We also highlight investor attention as a key factor in achieving sustainability performance growth (SGR). Using cross section data type as many as 68 sample companies. This study begins by conducting a classic assumption test and continues by conducting hypothesis testing. The results prove that low ESG performance has a negative influence on future sustainability growth. A low ESG score reflects that the company has a high risk. This means that the company's management is unable to manage the risks that may arise from the three ESG indicators (Economics, Social and Government). This study also successfully proves that investor attention is a key factor in achieving sustainable growth.
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