英文摘要 |
The object of this study is the constituent stocks of the ''Taiwan HC 100 Index'' announced by the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 2021. According to the industry of each constituent stock and the amount of capital, a non-constituent company is matched as a control group. Using the mean difference t-test to explore whether there are differences in the operating performance and dividend policy between Taiwan HC 100 Index constituent stocks and the paired non-index constituent stocks. The results found that the constituent stocks of Taiwan HC 100 Index perform better than their non-constituent counterparts in terms of market value, total assets, shareholder equity, net value per share, revenue, gross profit, net profit, EPS, ROE, and ROA , but the total liabilities are higher than those of their non-constituent counterparts. Taiwan HC 100 Index constituents pay better cash dividends and cash yields than the matching samples, but lower than the matching companies in terms of stock dividends and stock yields. According to the results of the classification rules from the decision tree, the most important predictive variable of Taiwan HC 100 Index constituent stocks is gross profit, followed by cash yield, followed by ROA, and finally cash dividends and EPS. |