Abstract
In the condition of raw materials price rising, companies needs to know how to utilize the resources they have to create value. Besides that they need to assess whether the utilization of resources they have done so far has been effective in helping the company to generate profits. This study is a quantitative study aims to analyze the effect of Competitive Advantage, Intellectual Capital, and Concentrated Ownerships on Firm Value with Firm Size Used as Moderating Variable. Sampling was carried out using the purposive sampling method, the number of samples selected was 87 samples from 29 companies. The analysis was carried out using the panel data regression method, and for data processing using the Econometrical Views (Eviews) 12 application. The results showed that Competitive Advantage affects Firm Value, while Intellectual Capital and Concentrated Ownership doesn’t affect Fim Value. Firm Size is able to moderate the effect of Competitive Advantage and Concentrated ownership on Firm Value, but unable to moderate the effect of Intellectual Capital on Firm Value.
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