Author(s):
Nina Kushnir, Nataliia Kovshun, Tetiana Adamchuk, Yurii Tymeichuk, Diana Tsaruk
ABSTRACT
One of the prerequisites for the enterprise's successful operation is the
effective capital structure and assets construction. The financial stability of
Ukrainian enterprises was significantly affected during the pandemic and
during the period of martial law. Financing of economic sectors in Ukraine is
currently rather limited, since it is especially relevant for enterprises of various
scales to maintain an optimal equity structure to ensure a sufficient financial
independence level. Therefore, the article presents the research results into
the financial monitoring aspects of the enterprises' equity capital, which serves
as a tool for monitoring the capital formation, use and preservation, as well
as its impact on the enterprises' financial outcomes. Based on the statistical
data for 2015-2022, the dynamics and structure analysis of Ukrainian
enterprises' equity capital, as well as its efficiency indicators was carried
out. It was found that there is a non-deterministic relationship between the
equity capital value and the enterprises profitability indicator, and therefore
a correlation-regression analysis was conducted to reveal the reliability of the
relationship between these parameters. The calculated correlation coefficient
indicates the existence of a significant relationship between equity and the
profitability indicator of enterprise activities. Thus, the created regression
model of the equity capital influence on the resulting profitability indicator
shows the nature in characteristics change and can be used to analyze the
enterprises' profitability increasing factors. The study found that in the
conditions of martial law, it should be strategically important for enterprises
to find profitability increased reserves through capital management.
Keywords:
financial monitoring, equity capital, enterprise's financial
result, enterprise's profitability, correlation-regression analysis
Pages:
1-16
UDK:
658.14/.17(477):339.727.22