Stable dividends will reduce the uncertainty of the results of investment that they do. The low uncertainty of the investment will increase public trust in the company, the value of the company and the price stocks will also be increased. However, to achieve this, the company requires sales volume and profit for a nominal stable in order to produce dividends are high. The greater the volume of sales and profit is nominal it is expected that the greater to the determinant of the dividend of the company to the shareholders. This is done in order to avoid losses and the most important thing is that the return or rate of return of shares in accordance with the expectations of investors. The company's financial performance often becomes a measurement tool of investors to take investment decisions. Every investor has the emphasis is different to the items of the financial statements. Benchmark the company's performance can be measured and determined based on the financial ratios of the company. Company's financial ratios can be found in the company's financial statements in the form of accounting information that can be used one as a base of information to take an investment decision. Investors who do fundamental analysis of the information about the financial performance of the company's internal with this information ( Kurrohman et al.(2014)). Financial ratios are mostly used as reference in view the performance of a company is the ratio of liquidity, solvency, and profitability.
From tabel that known level development of the average Dividend Payout Ratio (DPR) each of the industrial sector in Indonesia stock Exchange (BEI) in the year 2016-2019 experiencing fluctuations and do not indicate the presence of the application of a stable dividend policy in the sector of the food and beverage industry especially in the food and beverage industry which became the object of research. Dividend policy is one of the important decisions for the company, because the policy is related to the decision of the company in determining the magnitude of the net profit will be distributed as dividends and how much profit to be reinvested into the company in the form of retained earnings (retairned earnings). In addition, the dividend policy to be an important part of the strategy of long-term financing of the company in responding to the dynamics of the business environment. This can show the problem of determinants of the dividend policy.
The value of average in sector of goods consumers industry in each sub-sector has increased and decreased normal. However on the sub-sector of houseware and cosmetics and household increases the value of PBS drastically during the year 2018 and also again on the decline during the year 2019. While other can we know the sub-sector of the pharmaceutical, tobacco industry, and also food and drinks, the value of PBV decreased every year. However, in between all sectors of industrial parts, offered food and beverage is the sector of industry that has a value of PBV is the most stable. This is because the value of PBV in the food and beverage industry decrease is not significant. With it, the author can conclude that the food and beverage industry, namely industrial sectors that have a level of stability which is good compared with the industry on the other sub-sector industry. So therefore, with the phenomenon of the determinants of dividend payments that fluctuate every year. This will have an impact on investor interest in investing in the company and also the number of firms industry Food and Beverage Industry is likely to decline during the years 2016 to 2019, and also the value of the company Food and Beverage Industry sector tends to decrease during the year 2016 up to 2019 but it is precisely volume sale of the company Food and Beverage industry is likely to increase in the period 2016 to 2019 that have an effect on the liquidity, solvency and profitability. 2. LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1. Agency Theory The agency theory perspective is the basis used to understand the issue of dividend payout ratio determinants and firm value. Agency theory results in an asymmetric relationship between the principal (investor) and manager (agent), to avoid this asymmetry relationship, it is necessary to clarify the dividend payout ratio in dividend policy which aims to assist investors in making stock investment decisions because it is related to the quantity of return generated. The relationship between agency theory and firm value is because in the agency relationship there is a conflict of interest between the agent and the principal. So financial performance which includes liquidity, solvency and profitability is needed by investors to see the quality of a company before making an investment. 2.2. Signaling Theory Signaling theory explain about a boost company so that the company provide information about the condition of financial statements better for parties from both external and internal company. Such encouragement appears due to the presence of asymetry of information between external parties and the management of the company. Asymetry of information caused by the company find out more information about the company's prospects, risks that may arise and how the condition of the actual company, compared with external parties or potential investors (Suryono, 2019). 2.3. Firm Value According from Birgham (1977) in (Metha and Gunawan (2011)), all companies have a primary goal in improving the value of the company, this effort was carried out to enhance the prosperity of the politics of shareholders. The value of the company is an important aspect of a company, this is because as the rising value of the company, prosperity and also the well-being of the shareholders will be increased as well. 2.4. Financial Ratio Financial ratio defined as a ratio calculation using the reports from financial companies to measure and assess the financial condition and performance of a company (Hery (2016)). With this ratio, investors can determine the level of health and condition of the company at this time. In this study financial ratio used is liquidity, solvency, and profitability. Liquidity ratio using for determine the liquidity of a company and the ability in pay short-term debt see with current assets of the company against the debt current. As for the liquidity ratio that researchers use in this study are current ratio (CR). The Current ratio is the ratio used to measure a company's ability to meet short term liabilities that will be due soon on all current assets that are owned by the company (Hery (2016)). This ratio is assumed by the study as the ratio of the right to represent the liquidity ratio. So, formula calculation of current ratio: Solvency ratio is the ratio that used for measure a company's ability to manage debt to profit, and also to pay back the debt. Researchers using the debt to equity ratio (DER) to measure the solvency ratio in this study. DER is a ratio that measures a company's ability to repay the debt capital owned. Analysis (2011) stated that if the company's assets are obtained from the debt will have an impact on the increase of investment risk. If the company is unable to pay off its obligations according to the time that has been determined. Thus, this ratio will have an impact on the value of a company. So, formula calculation of debt to equity ratio: The last is profitability ratio that researchers use in this study is Return on Assets (ROA). ROA is used to see the magnitude of the return of investment has been invested by the investor. So that it is relevant to the purpose of the investment made by investors in the Capital Market (Fahmi(2013)). So, formula calculation of return on assets: 2.5. Dividend Payout Ratio The main purpose of the investment made by the investor to the company certain is to get the return. On the other hand, with the investment of the investors, the company also expects to continue to survive and develop their business. Return expected investors can be in the form of capital gains or dividend income (Ulfa and Yuniati (2016)). Stock Return proxies by the Dividend payout ratio, where the value of the house of representatives is obtained by dividing the value of the annual dividend with an annual dividend or by dividing the value of the earnings of a building stock with dividend shares/sheet (Ulfa and Yuniati (2016)). Level of dividend payout ratio can also be affected by the company's financial performance. Then, the dividend policy will affect the value of the company. So, the variable dividend policy is also often referred to as a signal to investors in assessing the condition of the company. So, formula calculation of dividend payout ratio:
Hypothesis : H1 : Current Ratio (CR) has positive impact on the firm value. H2 : Debt To Equity Ratio (DER) has positive impact on the firm value. H3 : Return On Assets (ROA) has positive impact on the firm value. H4 : Current Ratio (CR) has positive impact on the dividend payout ratio H5 : Debt To Equity Ratio (DER) has positive impact on the dividend payout ratio. H6 : Return On Assets (ROA) has positive impact on the dividend payout ratio. H7 : Dividend Payout Ratio (DPR) has positive impact on the firm value. H8 : Current Ratio, Debt To Equity Ratio, Return On Assets simultaneously has positive impact on the firm value. H9 : Current Ratio, Debt To Equity Ratio, Return On Assets simultaneously has positive impact through dividend payout ratio on the firm value. 3. MATERIALS AND METHODS 3.1. Population and Sample The population in this research was 30 companies that listed in the annual financial statements of the company food and beverage industry in Indonesia stock Exchange. Samples were taken by purposive sampling technique and then obtained the 16 companies that deserve to be used as research sample. The research period is from 2016 to 2019 with a total observation research is 64. 3.2. Data Type and Source Data used in this research is taken from secondary data sources. The financial statements obtained from the website of the Indonesia Stock Exchange website. 3.3. Data Analysis Method The analytical method used on this research was quantitative and descriptive statistics with regression of panel data, data proceed using Eviews 9 analysis of the data with the data type of the cross-section data and time-series. There are several techniques used in the data panel, such as the Ordinary Least Square Pooled (Common Effect Model), the Fixed Effect Model (FEM), Random Effect Model (REM). The method used model of panel data that are most appropriate fot this research is Chow test, Hausman test, and Lagrange Multiplier test. 4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 4.1. Descriptive
Statistic
4.2. Panel Data Regression
Result The first model in
estimating panel data regression. On the model of the estimation of panel data,
there are three techniques that can be used, such as Ordinary Least Square
(OLS), Fixed Effects Model and Random Effect Model. From chow test and hausman
the most suitable model chosen is Random Effect. 4.2.1.
Regression Equation Model 1 After testing the
regression model of panel data has determined that random effect model the most
suitable model chosen for use in this research. Here is the results of a panel data random effect
model.
A. Regression
Results PBV = 703.4209 + 52.36696*CR + 26.73581*DER + 9.601665*ROA B. Hypothesis
Test Results ·
Coefficient of Determination (R2) Adjusted R-squared value of 0.777637 or 77.7637% means that the firm value variable can be explained by independent variables, namely Current Ratio, Debt Equity Ratio, and Return on Assets while the remaining 22.236% is explained by other factors outside the research model. ·
F-Test The result for the probability F-statistic is 0.000 which is smaller than the 0.05 significance level. That is, the Current Ratio, Debt Equity Ratio, and Return on Assets simultaneously have a significant effect on firm value. ·
Partial Significance Test (T-Test) With = 5%, df (n-k) = 59, then the value of T table is 2.00099. The results for each variable can be explained as follows: 1)
The t-statistic CR value (0.724089)
< t table 2.00099 and the probability value is 0.4728 > 0.05, meaning
that there is no direct partial effect between the CR variables on the PBV
variable. 2)
DER t-statistic value (0.109637) < t
table (2.00099) and the probability value is 0.0192 < 0.05, meaning that it
has a positive influence between the DER variable on the PBV variable partially
directly 3)
The value of t-statistic ROA (0.056273)
< t table (2.00099) and the probability value is 0.0344 <0.05, meaning
that it has a positive influence between the ROA variables on the PBV variable
partially directly 4.2.2.
Regression Equation Model 2
A. Regression
Results DPR = 5.036625 + 3.900679*CR + 2.102160*DER + 4.306692*ROA B. Hypothesis
Test Results ·
Coefficient of Determination (R2) Adjusted R-squared value of 0.309232 or 30.9232 % means that the mediating variable Dividend Payout ratio can be explained by independent variables, namely Current Ratio, Debt Equity Ratio, and Return on Assets while the remaining 69,0768 % is explained by other factors outside the research model. ·
F-Test The result for the probability F-statistic is 0.366244 which is biger than the 0.05 significance level. That is, the increase in DPR is not always influenced by the company's performance simultaneously, namely the variables CR, DER, ROA. ·
Partial Significance Test (T-Test) With = 5%, df (n-k) = 59, then the value of T table is 2.00099. The results for each variable can be explained as follows: 1)
The t-statistic CR value (0.130512)
< t table 2.00099 and the probability value is 0.0296 < 0.05, meaning
that there is a positive significant influence between the CR variable and the
DPR variable partially. 2)
The t-statistic value of DER (0.122375)
< t table (2.00099) and the probability value of 0.0403 < 0.05 means that
there is a positive significant between the DER variable on the DPR variable
partially. 3)
The ROA t-statistic value (0.495821)
> t table (2.00099) and the probability value is 0.0324 <0.05, meaning
that there is a positive significant between the ROA variable on the DPR
variable partially. 4.2.3.
Regression Equation Model 3
A. Regression
Results Y = 705.1795+ 0.313737*DPR The t-statistic value of Dividend Payout Ratio on Price Book Value (0.9431) < t table 2.00099 and the probability value is 0.0019 <0.05, meaning that there is a significant influence between the Current Balance variable and stock return as a mediating variable. Analysis Sobel Test According (Ghozali (2018) in the (Akhmadi et al. (2020)) sobel test has testing the strength of the indirect effect of X to Y through Z. The influence of mediation indicated by the multiplication coefficient (ab) need to be tested with the test Sobel as follows: With count t, as follows : With
hypotheses as follows: Ho :
β = 0 ; No impact of Liquidity, Solvency, Profitability on Dividend Payout
Ratio as a mediating variable to the firm value. Ha :
β ≠ 0 ; Has impact of Liquidity, Solvency, Profitability on Dividend
Payout Ratio as a mediating variable to the firm value. Sobel test in this research using application from danielsoper.com that show the impact of the indirect Current Ratio on Firm Value mediated the Dividend Payout Ratio, the value of t count is 3.948426 < 2.00099 t table. The influence of indirect Debt Equity Ratio on Firm Value mediated the Dividend Payout Ratio, the value of t count is 5.5547195 > 2.00099 t table. No direct influence of Return On Assets on Firm Value mediated the Dividend Payout Ratio, the value of t count is 4.0207749 > 2.00099 t table. 5. DISCUSSION 1)
Partially, Current Ratio has a negative
effect on firm value, according to previous research from Salim and Susilowati (2020a) showing CR and asset growth
have a significant negative effect on firm value. While solvency and
profitability have a positive effect, according to research conducted by Anggraeni and Musaroh (2018), which shows that DER has a
significant positive effect on firm value, and Salim and Firdaus (2020) also state that ROA has a
significant positive effect on not significant effect on firm value. 2)
There is a significant positive effect
on the Dividend Payout Ratio on the Current Ratio, Debt Equity Ratio, and
Return On Assets have a direct partial effect, according to research conducted
by Gunawan and Adi (2018) showing that liquidity partially
has a positive effect on policy dividends, and Akhmadi and Robiyanto (2020) said that DER had a
significant effect on dividend policy, and Budagaga (2017) stated
that there was a significant positive ROA relationship between dividend
payments and firm value. 3)
Directly Dividend Payout Ratio has a
positive effect on firm value. This is in line with research conducted by Anton and Gabriel (2016). Dividend payout ratio has a
positive effect on firm value. Indirectly, the current ratio, debt equity
ratio, and return on assets can strengthen the relationship between the
influence of firm value through the mediating variable, namely the dividend
payout ratio. This proves that financial performance can describe the company's
profit level to get a return that is used as a dividend policy which is
expected to be distributed to shareholders, for that a good return will
certainly strengthen the company's value in the eyes of investors and
management. 6. CONCLUSION In summary, the results of this study are as follows: 1)
Current Ratio has a negative effect on
firm value. 2)
Debt Equity Ratio has a positive and
significant effect on firm value. 3)
Return on Assets has a positive and significant
effect on firm value. 4)
Current Ratio has a positive and
significant effect on the dividend payout ratio. 5)
Debt Equity Ratio has a positive and
significant effect on the dividend payout ratio. 6)
Return on Assets has a positive and significant
effect on the dividend payout ratio. 7)
Dividend payout ratio has a positive
and significant effect on firm value. 8)
Current Ratio, debt to equity ratio and
return on assets have a positive and significant effect on firm value
simultaneously. 9)
Current Ratio, debt to equity ratio and
return on Current Ratio have a positive and significant effect simultaneously
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