0 Effect of Company Size
0 Effect of Company Size
ISSN : 2962-8328
E-ISSN : 2962-6323
Pp : 563-585
Volume 2 No 2. 2023
Abstract
Study This aim For analyze influence Environment Work , and Leadership Style to loyalty
employee through satisfaction Work as intervening variables at Bone Arasoe Sugar Factory .
Data used in study This is the primary data obtained from questionnaire . Method taking
sample use method … As for the amount sample used _ a total of 113 employees remained at
the Arasoe Bone Sugar Factory . Method analysis used _ is method descriptive statistical
analysis and analysis path (Path Analysis) with SPSS application Version 25 for windows.
The results of research on pathways First show that Environment Work and Leadership Style
influential positive and significant to satisfaction work at Bone Arasoe Sugar Factory .
Whereas results research on pathways second show that Environment Work , Leadership
Style , and Satisfaction Work influential positive and significant to Loyalty employees at Bone
Arasoe Sugar Factory .
A. INTRODUCTION
The development of the capital market is very rapid moment this , so investors
want invest capital For get profit in period short nor period long . Generally objective
founded A company that is For obtain maximum profit _ Possible for the perpetrators
effort . Meanwhile , for their investors own objective For obtain profit or normal
called with returns (Lisan, 2018). Activity investment in the capital market for
investors require Lots information about company that will become place invest .
Holders _ share can obtain required information _ through evaluation to development
stocks and reports finance company . this _ is information used _ holder share in
evaluate performance A company so that produce profit maximum (Nardianandya,
2018).
Profit accounting in report finance is a performance parameter _ company that
gets attention main from investors. Investors also use information cash flow as size
performance company , so information cash flow can made as one _ investor
considerations . When faced with two size performance accountancy company , profit
accounting , and total cash flow , investors must feel Certain that size performance to
Size company reflect big its small viewed company _ of total assets company (Han
& Lesmond , 2009). Increasing company size _ big can be interpreted asset the
Table 1.1 Government- Owned Commercial Bank Asset Growth for the 2018-
2020 Period
(In million rupiah)
Year
Sector Banking 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
PT Bank Rakyat 1,127,448 1,296,898 1,416,758 1,610,065 1,678,097
Indonesia
(BRI)
PT Bank Negara 709,330 808572 845605 819,337 964,838
Indonesia
(BNI)
State Savings Bank 306,436 261,365 311,776 361,208 371,868
(BTN)
PT Bank Mandiri 1,124,700 1,202,252 1,411,244 1,541,964 1,725,611
(BMRI)
Source: idx.co.id (year 202 3)
Table 1.1 above shows that the highest total assets of 1,725,611 are owned by
PT Bank Mandiri (BMRI) , which is assets BMRI in 2021 greatly jumped. While
the lowest assets of 261,365 are owned by PT Bank Mandiri (BMRI) .
Table 1.2
Obligations of Government - Owned Commercial Banks Period 2017-2020
( In Millions of Rupiah)
Year
Sector Banking 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
PT Bank Rakyat 959,440 1,111,623 1,183,155 1,380,598 1,386,310
Indonesia
(BRI)
PT Bank Negara 548,087 671,238 688,489 746,236 838,318
Indonesia
B. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
1. Draft Study
This research was conducted at insurance companies listed on the Indonesia
Stock Exchange. The objects that will be examined in this study are premiums and
claims expenses on the financial performance of insurance companies for the 2018-
2020 period. This research is quantitative, that is, this research was conducted to
determine the value of a variable.
2. Location and Time of Research
This research was conducted on the official website of the Indonesia Stock
Exchange using internet technology. When collecting data, this study used cross-
section , which is research where data is collected only once. This study also uses a
time series , which is research conducted by collecting the same type of information
about changes in phenomena from time to time. Besides that. This research was
conducted for 2 months from July to August 202 3 .
Source : www.idx.co.id
4. Data Types and Sources
The type of data used in study This is quantitative data . Quantitative data (
Hardani et al., 2020) is demonstrable data quantity and number absolute so that can
determined the magnitude . The quantitative data used in study This is report finance
public bank yearly owned by government that is period 31 December 2017 to 31
December 2021.
Source of data used in this research is secondary data. Secondary data (Hardani
et al ., 2020) is data obtained indirectly, this can be in the form of books, profiles,
libraries, financial reports and others. The secondary data used in this study is data
taken from the official website of the related bank and the website of the Indonesian
Stock Exchange for 5 years, namely 201 7 -202 1 .
5. Data Collection Techniques
Study This use two type data collection , namely :
a. Library Studies
Study This collect data and theory relevant with problem to be researched with
do studies bibliography on literature and materials References other like
journals , articles , and study earlier .
b. willing Documentary
Other data collection namely with method collect secondary data form report
finance each company's annual obtained insurance _ Indonesia Stock Exchange
official website .
Definition operational
NO Variable Definition Variable Indicator Measurement
(X1)
1. Statistics Descriptive
Table 4.1
Statistics Descriptive Company Size , Leverage , ROA, and Stock Return
Descriptive Statistics
N Mini Maxi Mea std.
mum mum ns Deviation
Company 20 11.6 14.3 13.5 ,77693
Size 3 6 465
leverage 20 83.5 160 643, 440.34
1 7.85 4830 277
ROA 20 , 13 3.69 2.15 1.0848
70 7
Stock 20 - 105, 2.16 41.649
returns 81.86 17 57 21
Valid N 20
(listwise)
Source : SPSS Output 25 ( yr . 2023)
Table 4.1 above _ _ show that the average (mean) size company as big 13.54 of
20 samples that have researched with standard deviation 0.77. Whereas Size
company the lowest (minimum) is 11.63 and the highest ( maximum ) is 14.36.
The average value (mean) leverage of 643.48 with standard deviation of
440.34. Whereas leverage the lowest (minimum) is 83.51 and the highest (
maximum ) is 1607.85.
Furthermore the average value (mean) Return On Assets (ROA) , namely by
2.15 with standard deviation 1.08. While the lowest (minimum) ROA is of 0.13
and and the highest (maximum) is of 3.69.
Then the average value (mean) of stock returns at commercial banks have
government of 2.16 with mark highest ( maximum ) of 105, 17 and value the
lowest (minimum) of -81.86 with standard deviation of 41.64.
In the Normal Probability Plots graph in Figure 4.1 above show that first
residual No distributed normally because _ distribution of residual data seen
away from the normal line , whereas in Figure 4.2 above show that second
residual distributed normally because _ distribution of residual data No away
from the normal line . For normalize the data on the first residual so must done
adjustment . Adjustment Can done with method transform data. As for the data
after the transformation is like following :
Unstanda Unstand
rdized ardized
Residuals Residuals
N 20 8
Normal Mean ,0000000 ,000000
Parameters a,b s 0
std. ,5591765 ,564615
Deviati 9 02
on
Most Extreme absol ,185 , 181
Differences ute
Positi ,097 ,128
ve
Negat -.185 -,181
ive
Test Statistics ,185 , 181
Asymp . Sig. (2-tailed) , 070c ,200c ,d
Source : SPSS Output 25 ( yr . 2023)
From testing second or testing after data transformation to natural logarithm ,
visible that the data has residual 1 has normally distributed with mark
significance more big of 0.05 , namely 0.070.
Figure 4.3
Normal Probability Plot variable dependent on intervening variable ( Adjusted
Data )
c. Heteroscedasticity Test
Table 4.5
Heteroscedasticity test results equation 1
Coefficients a
Model Unstandardized Standa t Sig. Collinearity
Coefficients rdized Statistics
Coeffici
ents
B std. Betas toler VIF
Error ance
1 (Constant) 5.105 5,158 ,990 ,336
LN_Company -1,942 1,829 -.280 - ,303 ,737 1.35
Size 1,06 7
2
Figure 4.6
Variable Scatterplots dependent against independents
Table 4.7
Analysis results track equation 1
Coefficients a
Model Unstandardized Standardiz t Sig.
Coefficients ed
Coefficient
s
B std. Error Betas
1 (Constant) -20,599 7,546 -2,730 ,014
LN_Company Size 8,569 2,676 ,607 3.203 ,005
LN_Laverage -,190 , 167 -,217 -1.143 ,269
a. Dependent Variable: LN_ROA
Source : SPSS Output 25 ( yr . 2023)
Based on calculation in table 4.7, then is known that coefficient determination
multiple linear regression on the equation first on variables Firm Size (X1) is 8.569
and Leverage (X2) is -0.190, and with mark constant of -20.599. So equality formed
multiple linear regression _ are :
e1 =√(1 − 𝑅 𝑆𝑞𝑢𝑎𝑟𝑒)
=√(1 − 0,550)
= 0.670
From the results calculation standard error above , then can concluded that
magnitude mark variable that is not entered in study This is of 0.670.
Partial Test (T Test)
Parsail test (T test) in this equation 1 aim For know is there is influence of
each variable free to intervening variable and for know significance influence
those .. Testing This through t test with compare t- count with t- table at its level
real = 0.05. The t test has an effect significance if results t- count calculation more
big from the t- table or probability error more small than 5% (sig < 0.05). Table T
value in research This is as following .
T Table = / 2 ; n – k – 1
T Table = 0.05/ 2 ; 20 – 2 – 1
T Table = 0.025 ; 17
T Table = 2.109
From the results calculation with use formula above , is obtained results T
Table that is of 2.109.
(ROA)
Laverage (Z)
(X2)
Table 4.10
Results of Path Analysis Equation 2
Coefficients a
Model Unstandardized Standardi t Sig.
Coefficients zed
Coefficien
ts
B std. Betas
Error
1 (Constant) 82,921 23,953 3,462 .026
LN_Company Size -30,590 9.003 -1,284 - ,027
3,398
LN_Laverage -.185 ,302 -,193 -,612 ,574
LN_ROA 1,639 ,767 ,755 2.138 ,099
a. Dependent Variable: LN_ReturnSaham
Source : SPSS Output 25 ( yr . 2023)
Based on calculations obtained in table 4.10 , then is known that coefficient
regression double on the equation second on variables Firm size (X1) is -30.590,
Leverage (X2) is -0.185, and Return On Assets (Z) is 1.639, and the value constant
of 82.921, mka equality the second multiple linear regression is formed are :
e2 =√(1 − 𝑅 𝑆𝑞𝑢𝑎𝑟𝑒)
=√(1 − 0,753
= 0.496
From the results calculation standard error above , then can concluded that
magnitude mark variable yag No entered in study This is of 0.496.
4.12
Partial Test Results Equation 2
Coefficients a
Model Unstandardized Standardiz t Sig.
Coefficients ed
Coefficient
s
B std. Error Betas
1 (Constant) 82,921 23,953 3,462 .026
LN_Company Size -30,590 9.003 -1,284 -3,398 ,027
LN_Laverage -.185 ,302 -,193 -,612 ,574
Ukuran
Perusahaan e2 = 0,496
(X1) e1 = 0,670
Retrun Saham
Return On Asset 0,755
(Y)
(ROA)
(Z)
Laverage
(X2)
D. CONCLUSION
From the analysis performed on can pulled conclusion , namely :
1. Variable Company Size (X1) has influence and significant on Return On
Assets (ROA) (Z) of Government - Owned Commercial Banks .
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