Asset Structure, Dividend Policy, and Sales Growth Influence on Stock Prices

Abstract

Purpose:  This research aims to identify asset structure, dividend policy, and partial sales of stock prices.   Theoretical framework:   Asset Structure, Dividend Management, and Sales Growth to Improve Stock Prices. This topic has already been the site of several debates in literary circles.   Design/methodology/approach: This method involves using a classical assumption, a regressive analysis, and a partial hypothesis. Illustration of the rise of seven automotive industries on the IDX from 2015 to 2019 using the purposive sampling method.   Findings: businesses with a growing active structure continue to have higher-than-average stock prices, and dividends have no effect on stock prices. High total dividends distributed by the company do not reflect high or rising stock prices, sales growth reflects the embodiment of investment success in high and rising stock success.   Research, Practical & Social implications:  We suggest a future research agenda related to being able to suggest a research period and sample so that it is hoped that maximum results will be obtained. To achieve more accurate data processing, you can also use different processes and data learning methods.   Originality/value:  Previously, researchers discovered fakor that lowered the value of stocks. However, there is a lack of comprehensive information about the impact of this on the price of gold in Indonesia. This strengthens the importance of our research.