| 英文摘要 |
The aggravation of global climate change and infectious diseases has raised concerns about corporate sustainability, and CSR and ESG have become important issues. This study investigates the impact of CSR and ESG practices on corporate financial performance indicators. 92 listed electronics companies were selected from 2013 to 2022, and 10 financial indicators were used as independent variables and the presence or absence of CSR and ESG as dependent variables, which were analyzed using binary Rogers regression. The empirical results show that the cash dividend payout ratio is the most volatile, and the net share price ratio is less volatile. In addition, in the CSR model, except for operating profit margin and after-tax net interest margin, all other indicators have a significant effect; and in the ESG model, except for the P⁄ E ratio, all other indicators have a significant positive effect on ESG performance. The empirical results of the study indicate that CSR and ESG are affected by a number of financial performance indicators, and companies should emphasize the improvement of financial performance when enhancing sustainable performance. It is recommended that organizations should enhance the transparency of ESG and CSR information to raise public awareness of ESG and encourage companies to actively promote sustainable development, which will help improve the financial performance of company operations. The study provides a valuable reference for exploring the relationship between CSR, ESG and financial performance, and can serve as a basis for further research. |