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Practical use of a method of accelerated assessing the investment attractiveness of an industrial enterprise

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The article considers the problem of assessing the investment attractiveness of industrial enterprises. Modern methods allow to assessing this parameter in a complex considering the relevant factors and reflecting their action in the integral indicator. However, consideration of a great number of particular indicators in the model is associated with time-consuming process of large information blocks processing while the result is not always defined beforehand. The article contains the results of the practical application of the author’s method of selection and assessing industrial enterprises on an indicator of investment attractiveness which provides purposeful step-by-step selection of an investment object among the group of companies. Selection and final assessing take into account requirements of specific investors. The practical application of the method carried out by the example of group of radio-electronic industry companies and for the three types of investors. As a result we created a list of estimated enterprises ranked in terms of their investment attractiveness indicator. The analysis of particular indicators influence on the final integral indicator value allows to define opportunities of investment attractiveness management by changing these parameters. The model enables to identify factors which parameters values are the most unacceptable and to rationally select ones from them which are the most suitable for the development of the necessary corrective management actions.Â

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  • A. G. Kalacheva, 2017. "Practical use of a method of accelerated assessing the investment attractiveness of an industrial enterprise," Russian Journal of Industrial Economics, MISIS, issue 4.
    • Handle: RePEc:ach:journl:y:2017:id:512
    DOI: 10.17073/2072-1633-2016-4-319-328
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