The Effect of Intellectual Capital, Firm Size and Leverage on Financial Performance Moderated by Competitive Advantage

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Quantitative study assesses how competitive advantage influences financial performance in firms, indicating key relationships.

Firm size and leverage significantly affect financial performance, while intellectual capital does not have an impact.
Competitive advantage moderates the relationship between firm size, leverage, and financial performance in firms.
The analysis used data from 32 food and beverage companies over four years, yielding a total of 128 data points.
Software Eviews 12 with Fixed Effect Model was employed to analyze the annual financial statements from the Indonesia Stock Exchange.

Rinjani et al. (2025) studied this question.

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