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The Influence of EPS, ROA, DER, and Underwriter Reputation on Stock Underpricing in Manufacturing Companies Conducting IPOs on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (2022-2025) (JAMBURA Jurnal Ilmiah Manajemen dan Bisnis)

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Research paperJAMBURA Jurnal Ilmiah Manajemen dan BisnisSeptember 202611 pages17 min readYolanda Diah Puspitasari, Diah Nurdiwaty, Puji AstutiOriginal source
Key number
0,1614
Average Stock Underpricing p.3
Key number
12,3%
Model R Square p.5
Key number
1,582
Simultaneous F-Statistic p.6

Summary

  • The research analyzes a total population of 110 manufacturing firms executing Initial Public Offerings on the Indonesia Stock Exchange between 2022 and 2025.p.1
  • The descriptive statistics for the 50 sampled companies demonstrate an average underpricing level of 0,1614, ranging from a minimum of -0,35 to a maximum of 0,35.p.3
  • Sampled manufacturing firms showed an average Earnings Per Share of 136,378 and an average Debt to Equity Ratio of 0,63779.p.3
  • The multiple linear regression model produced an R Square of 0,123, showing that the four analyzed variables explain 12,3% of underpricing variation, while 87,7% is explained by external factors.p.5
  • Partial hypothesis testing revealed that Earnings Per Share (sig. 0,694) and Debt to Equity Ratio (sig. 0,861) have no statistically significant effect on underpricing.p.5
  • Return on Assets (sig. 0,093) and underwriter reputation (sig. 0,085) also showed no statistically significant influence on IPO underpricing at the 5% significance level.p.5
  • Simultaneous F-test analysis yielded an F-statistic of 1,582 with a significance value of 0,195, confirming no combined significant effect on stock underpricing.p.6

Key insights

  1. 1. Earnings Per Share has a negative coefficient of -0,00003028 and does not significantly impact IPO underpricing (significance of 0,694).p.5
  2. 2. Return on Assets demonstrates a positive coefficient of 0,561 but fails to reach statistical significance at the 5% level (significance of 0,093).p.5
  3. 3. Debt to Equity Ratio shows an insignificant partial effect on IPO underpricing with a p-value of 0,861.p.5
  4. 4. Underwriter reputation does not significantly reduce or explain underpricing among Indonesian manufacturing IPOs, recording a significance value of 0,085.p.5
  5. 5. The tested model exhibits an Adjusted R Square of 0,045, reflecting that the explanatory power of internal financials and underwriter prestige on IPO underpricing is only 4,5%.p.5
  6. 6. Simultaneous regression testing confirms that EPS, ROA, DER, and underwriter reputation together do not significantly determine underpricing levels (F-value of 1,582).p.6

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