The Influence of Asset Growth, Company Size, Investment Decisions, Funding Decisions, Dividend Policy On Firm Value: A Study Literature

This study aims to determine whether or not there is an influence of asset growth, company size, investment decisions, funding decisions, dividend policy on firm value. Firm value is an important metric that reflects the value and performance of the company and is a measure of the success of the company's management in past operations and future prospects to convince shareholders. The data was obtained using the Scispace application, resulting in 120 journals which were then further selected to produce 14 journals for detailed analysis. This study uses a literature study method where the literature study not only highlights the results but can also be seen from the theory used, the proxy variables.Asset growth, firm size, investment decisions, funding decisions, and dividend policy play an important role in influencing firm value. Frequent findings in the research show that funding decisions have a significant positive effect on firm value, while investment decisions and funding decisions have a positive and significant effect on dividend policy. In addition, investment decisions and funding decisions do not directly affect firm value. Firm size has a significant positive influence on firm value. Therefore, the combination of these factors, including funding decisions, dividend policy, and firm size, collectively contribute to determining overall firm value.