The impact of corporate digital transformation on stock market activity: evidence from the Chinese listed manufacturing companies

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作者
Elafify, Mohamed Gamal [1 ,2 ]
Wang, Qinggang [1 ]
机构
[1] Zhongnan Univ Econ & Law, Sch Accounting, Wuhan, Peoples R China
[2] Damietta Univ, Fac Commerce, Dept Accounting, New Damietta, Egypt
关键词
Corporate digital transformation; Industry; 4.0; Information technology; Trading activity; Stock market activity; Information environment; TRADING-VOLUME; INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY; LIQUIDITY; DETERMINANTS; DISCLOSURE;
D O I
10.1108/JFRA-03-2024-0147
中图分类号
F8 [财政、金融];
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0202 ;
摘要
Purpose - This research aims to investigate the impact of corporate digital transformation (CDT) on stock market activity. Design/methodology/approach - A data set of Chinese listed manufacturing enterprises from 2012-2021 is used as a research sample. Findings - This research fi nds that CDT can promote stock market activity. This study validates two potential mechanisms: increasing fi nancial performance and mitigating information asymmetry. This study further suggests that internal control and analyst coverage can strengthen the impact of CDT on stock market activity. Research limitations/implications - The research exhibits certain limitations that should be considered in future research. Because the fi ndings are based on the Chinese context, the applicability and generalizability of the fi ndings to other environments may be limited. This research enriches the literature on the determinants of stock market activity from a technological perspective and incrementally contributes to understanding the impact of CDT on stock markets. After analyzing two opposing perspectives on the economic consequences of CDT, the favorable effect of CDT on stock market activity is proven based on the resource-based view and agency theory. This research extends the literature on the relationship between CDT and investor behavior, demonstrating that investors perceive CDT as beneficial. The results provide evidence that CDT can increase fi nancial performance and improve the information environment, leading to increased investor attention and enhanced trading activity. Practical implications - This research has incremental practical implications for enterprises and regulatory authorities to comprehend the economic consequences of CDT in developing countries. First, enterprises should increase their digital investments to improve their performance and decrease information asymmetry. Furthermore, enterprise managers should strengthen information systems to adapt to the process of CDT and train employees on digital skills. Second, regulatory authorities should provide comprehensive digital policies and programs supported by tax incentives, subsidies and digital infrastructure projects (Wang etal., 2023). Originality/value - This research strengthens the debate on the market impact of CDT. Unlike prior literature, this study explores the influence of CDT on stock market activity for the fi rst time, enriching the literature on CDT and stock market activity. Furthermore, the outcomes guide regulatory authorities to actively support CDT and expedite the digital upgrading of manufacturing industries to promote stock market activity.
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