2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11356-019-07545-1
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Financial performance evaluation of nuclear power-related enterprises from the perspective of sustainability

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“…Studies in the field deal with the direct link between performance and profitability. Researchers Deng & al [10] mentions that the financial performance has four major components: the stage of development, liquidity, ability to make a profit, and solvency. Entity's performance is closely linked to the way managers manage its activity, the way they procure their resources and the way they spend them to make a profit [23].…”
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“…Studies in the field deal with the direct link between performance and profitability. Researchers Deng & al [10] mentions that the financial performance has four major components: the stage of development, liquidity, ability to make a profit, and solvency. Entity's performance is closely linked to the way managers manage its activity, the way they procure their resources and the way they spend them to make a profit [23].…”
Section: Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Approaches related to the indicators used in the activity of assessing financial performance are also found in the authors Yaling Deng, Shuliang Zou, Daming You [10], who in their paper also make a brief foray into the indicators used by other researchers, so that some of them considers that the evaluation of the company's performance is a decision-making issue that has been a topic of scientific research, starting with some authors who used the return on assets, the return on capital and the net profit margin to evaluate the financial performance of a number of 19 companies, others who used ROA and finding that social responsibility has an important impact on financial performance, and last but not least other authors who have researched the relationship between performance and environmental management using mainly two indicators: return on capital and earnings per share (EPS). The rate of return on assets (ROA) measures the overall efficiency of management in generating profits based on assets and the return on capital employed (ROCE) is a report that indicates the efficiency and return on capital investments of a firm [22].…”
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“…Approaches related to the indicators used in the activity of assessing financial performance are also found in some authors research's [4], who in their paper also make a brief foray into the indicators used by other researchers, so that some of this considers that the performance of an organization is a problem of substantiating managerial decisions with several attributes, which has been in the attention of many researchers. Some researchers used the net profit margin, return on capital, return on assets to measure financial performance by using 19 companies as the basis for research, other researchers used asset return as an indicator to assess financial performance and concluded that responsibility has a major impact on financial performance, and other researchers are also studying the relationship between financial performance and environmental management using two important indicators: return on capital and earnings per share (EPS) to measure the profitability of the business.…”
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“…rough the financial activities in the enterprise evaluation system, the operation and management of listed enterprises can be comprehensively and objectively measured, the problems existing in the management are found, and timely corrections are made, laying a good foundation for the sustainable development of enterprises [2][3][4]. Balanced scorecard, Economic Value Added (EVA), and other methods are widely used for evaluating the financial performance management of listed companies.…”
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