| dc.description.abstract | Capital structure is part of the use of corporate debt and capital that is
used to fund a company's operational activities. The determination of
capital structure needs to be completed to determine the optimal
capital structure in order to maximise the value of a company. The
research examines the effects of asset structure, profitability, firm size,
business risk and asset growth on capital structure in the mining,
agriculture, and food and beverage sectors. The sampling method used
is purposive sampling with a criterion of companies that do not do
mergers or acquisitions. The results of the study consider the overall
capital structure policy by profitability and business risk. In the mining
sector, asset structure, profitability and business risks affect the capital
structure, while the size of the company and the growth of the
company do not. In the agricultural sector, capital structure is issued
by structure, profitability, company size, business risk and company
growth. In the food and beverage sector, the structure, profitability and
business risks affect the capital structure, while the size of the
company and company growth do not. | en_US |
