Blockholders and value creation of publicly traded companies in Brazil
Abstract
Theoretical and empirical studies suggest that blockholders, shareholders with a share of 5% or more, may interfere in managerial efficiency and consequently in corporate value. In this sense, the objective of this research is to evaluate the implications of the presence of blockholders in the creation of value in listed companies Brazil. The sample was made up of brazilian non-financial
companies, whose data are available in Economática®, totaling 334 companies, with 1,899
observations. The data refer to the period from 2010 to 2016. Methodologically, to answer the
purposes of this article, two hypotheses were formulated, and for each hypothesis two ordinary
least squares regressions were set up, with panel data, according to the metrics of value creation
considered in this research, Q of Tobin (Q) and return (R). The general results of this research
indicate a negative relation between the simple presence of blockholders and the value creation
metrics. However, when we identify the presence of active blockholders in brazilian companies,
we can see that in this situation, the relationship is positive for return (R) metric and not significant
for the Tobin Q (Q) metric. The theoretical and empirical contribution of this research was
to demonstrates that the influence of the blockholders in the creation of value of the brazilian
companies is different from the results presented by the United States of America research. The
concentration of the brazilian property structure, the liquidity and the level of activism of blockholders
explain these findings.
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