The Impact of Size on the Performance of Transnational Corporations Operating in the Textile Industry in Portugal during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Santos, Eleonora; Castanho, Rui Alexandre

doi:10.3390/su14020717

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“…Research by Santos & Castanho (2022) shows that firm size has a strong negative effect on company profitability formulated with ROE in textile manufacturing companies in Portugal. During the Covid-19 pandemic, small companies have proven to be more flexible and resilient than larger companies.…”

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The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility and Ownership Structure on Financial Performance of Consumer Non Cyclicals Companies in Indonesian

Agustina,

Usman

2023

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This study aims to analyze the influence of corporate social responsibility and ownership structure on financial performance of consumer non-cyclical companies in Indonesian. This study analyzes several variables, namely CSR, institutional ownership, managerial ownership, concentration of ownership, firm age, firm size and leverage to financial performance. This study uses secondary data obtained from the financial statements and annual reports of companies listed on the IDX for the period 2017 - 2022. The collection of research samples was carried out using a purposive sampling method or sampling with certain criteria. There were 33 with 198 observation data coming from 10 sub-industries of Consumer Non Cyclicals Companies. The data analysis used to test the hypothesis is a multiple regression test using eviews 10 software. The results show that CSR and firm age have a positive and significant effect on the financial performance. Meanwhile, institutional ownership, concentration of ownership, firm size and leverage have a negative and significant effect on the financial performance. Managerial ownership has no significant effect on the financial performance. The company should improve programs and policies that implement and integrate corporate social responsibility to company's business, adjusting the percentage of institutional share ownership and concentrated ownership through restructuring the share ownership structure. The company is also expected to reduce the company's leverage value and optimize the use of its assets to carry out profitable investment activities. The results of this study are expected to provide input for companies and investors to consider corporate social responsibility, share ownership structure, firm age, firm size and leverage.

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Section: H5: Firm Age Has a Significant Effect On Financial Performancementioning

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The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility and Ownership Structure on Financial Performance of Consumer Non Cyclicals Companies in Indonesian

Agustina,

Usman

2023

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“…The Portuguese IT sector has recently placed a greater emphasis on digital transformation and innovation (Santos & Castanho, 2022). To enhance their operations and develop new products and services, many businesses are investing in cutting-edge technology and tools like cloud computing, blockchain, and artificial intelligence.…”

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“…In Lisbon, Portugal, most IT workers are highly educated and technically skilled, and many of them have degrees in computer science, engineering, or similar subjects. They work in a variety of sectors, such as financial services, telecommunications, and software development (Faria, 2022;Santos & Castanho, 2022). Lisbon has a high demand for IT skills, thus many businesses provide attractive compensation and benefits packages to entice and keep the best candidates (Santos & Castanho, 2022).…”

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“…They work in a variety of sectors, such as financial services, telecommunications, and software development (Faria, 2022;Santos & Castanho, 2022). Lisbon has a high demand for IT skills, thus many businesses provide attractive compensation and benefits packages to entice and keep the best candidates (Santos & Castanho, 2022). Portugal's employment rate dropped from 56.70 percent in the third quarter of 2022 to 56.40 percent in the fourth.…”

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Navigating the Digital Landscape: Exploring the Interplay of Digital Leadership, E-Learning Anxiety, and Innovative Behavior

Salam

2023

J. Digi.Inf.Sys

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This study investigates the associations between digital leadership, e-learning anxiety, innovative work behavior, and psychological capital among 200 IT employees in Lisbon, Portugal. Self-administered surveys were used to collect data, and structural equation modeling was employed for data analysis. The results demonstrate that digital leadership has a positive direct impact on innovative work behavior, while e-learning anxiety has a negative direct impact on innovative work behavior. Moreover, psychological capital plays a moderating role in the relationship between e-learning anxiety and innovative work behavior. Individuals with higher levels of psychological capital are less affected by e-learning anxiety and more likely to engage in innovative work behavior. These findings emphasize the significance of digital leadership and psychological capital in promoting innovative work behavior, particularly in the context of e-learning anxiety among IT employees. The study suggests that organizations should prioritize the development of digital leadership skills and support the positive psychological resources of their employees to enhance their ability to cope with challenges and achieve their objectives.

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“…Khurana (2022) focused on the Indian fashion and textile sectors during and after COVID-19. Santos and Castanho (2022) explored the operational performance of the Portuguese textile industry during the pandemic. However, these studies only involved fashion companies from a single country.…”

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The operational performance of fashion companies in the context of the coronavirus pandemic: static and dynamic analyses

Huang

Zhong

2022

JFMM

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PurposeThis study clarifies the operational performance of fashion companies during the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, improvement strategies have been provided in the post-pandemic era.Design/methodology/approachThe static and dynamic perspectives were combined to comprehensively analyze the operational performance of fashion companies before, during and after the COVID-19 outbreak. A comparative analysis among five representative countries was conducted to achieve global conclusions. Additionally, data envelopment analysis (DEA) theory and various DEA models were employed for the analysis.FindingsThe fashion industry has not achieved overall effectiveness. American companies have the best operational performance, followed by European and Chinese companies. In contrast, the impact of the pandemic on American companies was severe, whereas Chinese and European companies showed operational resilience. In addition, the pandemic had a devastating influence on the global fashion industry. This resulted in a decline in total factor productivity, and the main reason was technological regress. Furthermore, labor redundancy is a critical issue for the fashion industry in the post-pandemic era, even if it shows a decrease because of the pandemic.Originality/valueThe existing theory on the fashion industry during the pandemic was improved by expanding the time and geographical dimensions and integrating the advantages of various DEA models. Scientific improvement strategies were presented in the post-pandemic era with application value.

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The Impact of Size on the Performance of Transnational Corporations Operating in the Textile Industry in Portugal during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cited by 14 publications

References 40 publications

The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility and Ownership Structure on Financial Performance of Consumer Non Cyclicals Companies in Indonesian

The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility and Ownership Structure on Financial Performance of Consumer Non Cyclicals Companies in Indonesian

Navigating the Digital Landscape: Exploring the Interplay of Digital Leadership, E-Learning Anxiety, and Innovative Behavior

The operational performance of fashion companies in the context of the coronavirus pandemic: static and dynamic analyses

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