Introduction

Financial understanding means the assessment of the financial condition or the company's performance; the analysis needs several ratio and index benchmarks used which link two financial data one from the next (Al-ahdal et al., 2020; Bourke et al., 2020; Liu, 2020; Lussak et al., 2020). For investors, information about the performance of the company can use to see if you maintain your company investments or look for alternative solutionsGood performance of the company, high business value, Investors are seeing the company invest its capital to increase share prices to high business value.

There are several contributions from this study. The results of this research identified the importance of current problems in Indonesia, The implementation of financial performance has a positive impact the company's stock price in Indonesia, which focuses appropriately on manufacturing companies' operations. Our findings indicate that the application of financial performance has an Influence on manufacturing companies' stock prices. Thus this research expands our knowledge financial performance at inventory prices of Indonesian manufacturing companies.

The research is organized accordingly; formulation of relevant research, development of hypotheses, sample explanations, variables, and empirical models; Empirical analysis and results; the findings and implications of the research.

Literature and Development of Hypothesis

Stewardship Theory and Agency Theory

Stewarship theory is based on philosophical hypothesis of human nature, in essence, humans can trust, act responsibly, be honest and honest with others. This is implicated in the desired trust by shareholders (Cater et al., 2019; Chrisman, 2019; Pacheco, 2019; Till & Yount, 2019). In other words, the theory of stewardship considers management to be confident in acting best for general public interests and in particular for investors.

Agency theory developed by (Jensen&Meckling, 1976), explains that management as a shareholder's agent is not to act as a sophisticated and fair shareholder party to shareholders as assumed in the management model, with awareness for their own interests. Contrary to the theory of stewardship, agency theory believes that management cannot be trusted to act as it is in general or in particular to serve the public interest. Thus, managers cann’t trusted to do their jobs
- which of course is to maximize shareholder value.

Stock price

Stock prices can change up to or down in a quick count of time and can even change in seconds or minutes. The share price is the price that occurs at some point possible due to the supply and demand among the buyer and the seller of the stock. Certain circumstances and situations that can change stocks include the company's policy on expansion including micro and macroeconomic conditions, such as opening agencies, branches both at home and abroad; a sudden change in the position of manager or commissioner of the company involved in criminal acts and cases (Hapsoro & Husain, 2019; Haris et al., 2019; Le et al., 2020; Sharma et al., 2020).

Company Financial Performance

Performance of the company may be assessed through various indicators or variables measuring the company's success; in general the company focuses on performance information derived from financial statements keuangan (Al-ahdal et al., 2020; Bourke et al., 2020; Liu, 2020; Lussak et al., 2020). These financial statements help investors, potential investors, creditors, and other users to decide investments, credit decisions, the analysis of shares and the future prospects of a company. The company's performance appraisal is carried out aimed at motivating employees in achieving organizational goals and in complying with predetermined standards of behavior in order to achieve good corporate goals. Through performance appraisals, companies can choose strategies and its financial structure.

Financial ratios are the most commonly used financial analysis tools. The ratio can be understood as the results obtained from one amount to another. The financial ratio analysis is a performance analysis instrument which describes various relationships but also financial indicators intended to demonstrate changes in the financial or business conditions of previous operations and to illustrate trends of such change patterns, thus showing risks and opportunities innate in the business concerned (Boisjoly et al., 2020; Khoja et al., 2019; Lon?arski & Vidovi?, 2019; Sun et al., 2019). The ratio describes a relationship or symbol between a certain amount with another amount, and by using analytical tools as a ratio that will explain or illustrate to the analyzer whether the good or bad condition of the financial position in the company.

Research Framework

The Financial Performance Effect On Stock Prices

Company's financial performance is instrumental and fundamental to be known to investors because they can see the share price in the future. Company's financial performance the impact on stock prices is significant and positive. The better the financial performance of the company, The number of investors who are interested and need buy stock in the enterprise leads to higher share prices. The research has been supported by (Al-ahdal et al., 2020; Bourke et al., 2020; Liu, 2020; Lussak et al., 2020) who showed that the financial performance of the company were significantly impact of stock prices on Indonesian stock exchange manufacturing companies. The financial financial performance of the company can affect share prices in stock trading, investors are always concerned about the growth in the company's financial performance so that it can affect stock price growth and fall.

X1: The financial performance of the company affects the stock price

Methods of Research

Type of Approach to Research

This research type uses quantitative research Based on positivism philosophy in certain groups or samples, collection of data, analysis of quantitative and statistical data, using research instruments to test hypotheses which were set. The descriptifying approach is to determine an independent variable's existence on one or several variables and search variables in relation to other variables determined (Juanamasta, Wati, Hendrawati, Wahyuni, Pramudianti, Wisnujati, Setiawati, Susetyorini, Elan, Rusdiyanto, Muharlisiani, et al., 2019; Luwihono, Suherman, Sembiring, Rasyid, Kalbuana, Saputro, Prasetyo, Taryana, Suprihartini, Asih, et al., 2021; Prabowo et al., 2020b; Rusdiyanto, Agustia, et al., 2020; Rusdiyanto, Hidayat, et al., 2020; Shabbir et al., 2021; Susanto, Prasetyo, Indrawati, Aliyyah, Rusdiyanto, Tjaraka, Kalbuana, Syafi’ur Rochman, et al., 2021), (Juanamasta, Wati, Hendrawati, Wahyuni, Pramudianti, Wisnujati, Setiawati, Susetyorini, Elan, Rusdiyanto, Astanto, et al., 2019), (R. Rusdiyanto & Narsa, 2019), (Gazali, Kusuma, Aina, Bustaram, Amar, et al., 2020), (Syafii et al., 2020), (Lamtiar et al., 2021), (Gazali, Kusuma, Aina, Bustaram, Risal, et al., 2020), (Rusdiyanto, Sawarjuwono, et al., 2020), (Shabbir et al., 2021), (Susanto, Prasetyo, Indrawati, Aliyyah, Rusdiyanto, Tjaraka, Kalbuana, Rochman, et al., 2021), (Luwihono, Suherman, Sembiring, Rasyid, Kalbuana, Saputro, Prasetyo, Taryana, Suprihartini, & Asih, 2021), (Rahayu et al., 2020), (Utari et al., 2020), (Prabowo et al., 2020a), (Astanto et al., 2020), (H. T. Rusdiyanto et al., 2020), (Rusdiyanto, Sawarjuwono, et al., 2020), (H?dayat et al., 2020), (Rusdiyanto & Narsa, 2020), (Ulum et al., 2020), (R. Rusdiyanto et al., 2019), (Hidayat et al., 2020), (Zainurrafiqi et al., 2020), (Zainurrafiqi et al., 2020), (Hadi Susanto et al., 2021), (Woro Utari et al., 2020), (Susanto, Prasetyo, Indrawati, Aliyyah, Rusdiyanto, Tjaraka, Kalbuana, Rochman, et al., 2021).

Definition of Variable Operations

Theoretically, the operational definition of a variable is an element of research that provides an explanation or explanation of the operational variables so that they can be observed or measured.

Independent Variabel (X)

Price to Book Value (X1)

This ratio is useful to measure the ability of management in creating market value that exceeds investment cost expenditure. Rating ratios are the most complete measure of company performance, because they reflect risk ratios and return ratios (Indrayono, 2019; Kristanti & Iswandi, 2019). This ratio is very important because the ratio is directly linked to the objective to maximize the company's value and the shareholders' wealth. The formula for calculate the Price to Book Value value is as follows:

Net Profit Margin (X2)

It is the company sales ability to make a profit (Smart et al., 2019; Tee, 2019). The formula used to calculate Net profit margin is as follows:

Dependent Variable (Y)

Stock price is the variable dependent in this research, its Stock price is equity proof value interest in a stock exchange limited liability company in which the shares are now circulating. Prices of stock may also be described as prices formed by interactions with both buyers and sellers of shares that are motivated by company profit expectations (Rusdiyanto & Narsa, 2019; Syafii et al., 2020).

Population and Sample

The study includes manufacturers' financial statements on the Indonesian bursary in 2016-2018. Manufacturing companies' financial statements found on the Indonesian bourse in 2016-2018 are the sample in this study.

Data Analysis Method

This study's analysis method is use to determine the effects of the independent single variables, depending variable by multiple linear regression analyses. Furthermore, to detect how much influence the independent variable has and to predict its value. Two or more for multi- linear regression separate variables entered with in model are used. The linear regression multiple equations with three separate variables are as follows: in this study, the method of analyzing the effect of the two or more separate variables on each dependent variable is determined by means of a multilinear regression analysis. Furthermore, it is proposed to determine how much the value of independent variables affects and predicts it. The linear regression multiple equation with three different variables is as follows:

HS = β0 + β1PBV + β2NPM + ε1t

Result and Discussion

Test Result

Descriptive Statistics reveal information about the characteristics and variables of financial performance from the perspective of Price to Book Value and Net Profit Margin. Data is taken from sample companies during the period 2016 - 2018. Descriptive statistics for the research variables can be seen as follows:

Table 1 Descriptive Statistics Test Results
Description	Minimum	Maximum	Mean	Std. Deiation
Price book value	0.07	46.63	3.3926	6.87296
Net profit margin	0.01	1.55	0.119	0.18666
Stock Prices	0.5	68650	6.7717E3	13692.18076

The table above shows that the value of the standard deviation of the stock price variable is greater than the average value compared to other variables. This shows the stock price variable isn't good enough. Stock price data has an average value of stock prices of 6.7717E3, with a minimum value of 0.50 which is at PT. Indo Acidatama. Inc, while the maximum value is 68650 located at PT. HM. Sampoerna Inc. While the standard deviation of 13692.18. Shows relatively large data deviations, because the value exceeds the average value.

Price book value data has average value 3.3926, with a minimum value of 0.07 located at PT. Jaya Pari Steel Inc. while the maximum value is 46.63 in PT. Unilever Inc. While the standard deviation is 6.87296 which shows a relatively larger data deviation, therefore this data is not good enough.

Net profit margin data has average value 0.1190, with a minimum value of 0.01 located at PT. Pyridam Farma Inc. while the maximum value is 1.55 at PT. Budi Starch & Sweetener Inc. While the standard deviation is 0.18666 which indicates a relatively larger data deviation, therefore this data is not good enough.

Results of A Multilinear Regression Analysis

Table 2 Results of a Multilinear Regression Analysis
Variable	B	Std.Error	Sig t
Constant	9.111	1.052	0.000
Price Book Value	0.680	0.186	0.001
Net Profit Margin	0.815	0.155	0.000

The results of the above analysis show that the independent variable price book value and net profit margin have the effect of the stock prices with the mathematical equation as follows:

Y= 9.111 + 0.680X1 + 0.815X2 + ε

The fourth hypothesis test results showed the book value of the price had significant and positive impact on the share price. The fourth hypothesis was accepted, which indicated it had significant and positive impact on the stock price. The fifth hypothesis testing results show that Net profit margin affects stock prices positively and significantly, so the fourth hypothesis is accepted.

Determination Coefficient Test Results (R2)

TABLE 3 Regression of Model of Summary
Model	R	R Square	Adjusted R Square	Std. Error of the Estimate
1	0.804	0.646	0.616	1,11,339

Based on the Model Summary regression analysis table in the R square column, the values are obtained R2 (R Square) of 64.6 %. This value indicates that the percentage of the relationship between the influence of independent variables (independent price book value and net profit margin on stock prices is 64.6%. Or the variation of the independent variables used in the independent price book value and net profit margin) can explain 64.6% of the variation in the share price variable. While the remaining 35.4% is Influenced or stated by other variables not included in this model of research.

Simultaneous Significance Test Results (Statistical Test-F)

Table 4 F-Test Result (ANOVA)
Model	Sum of Squares	Df	Mean Square	F	Sig
Regression	1,33,678	5	26,736	21,567	0.00a
Residual	73,138	59	1,240
To	2,06,817	64

F test results obtained results that the value of F = 21,567 with a value of significance = 0,000 (p value <0.05), which means that the independent price book value and net profit margin effects significantly on stock prices.

Significance Test Results for Individual Parameters (Test Statistics-t)

Table 5 Results of Statistical Test-T
Variable	t	Sig
Price book value	3.657	0.001
Net profit margin	5.26	0

The result of the t-test will be obtained: The fourth hypothesis is obtained t-value = 3.657 with a value of significance = 0.001 (p value <0.05), which means the price book value positively and significantly affects stock prices. Thus, the fourth hypothesis is accepted. The fifth hypothesis is obtained t-value = 5.260 with a value of significance = 0.000 (p value <0.05), Net profit margin impacts stock prices positively and significantly. Thus, the fourth hypothesis is accepted.

Discussion

The Effect of Price Book Value on Stock Prices

From the analysis output above obtained a significant level of t-test = 0.000 <α = 0.050 (level of significance). Thus the effect of price book value on stock prices is partially significant. Because the regression results indicate a value of significance of 0.001 is smaller than α = 0.05. It can be concluded that the price book value affects the stock price.

The Effect of Net Profit Margin on Stock Prices

From the result of the analysis output above obtained a significant level of t-test = 0.000 > α = 0.050 (level of significance). Thus the impact on stock prices of net profit margins is partially insignificant. Because the regression results show a value of significance 0.000 being smaller than α = 0.05. It can be concluded that net profit margin affects stock prices.

Conclusions

The effect of price book value has an impact on stock prices at a probability value of
0.001 less than α = 0.05, the effect of net profit margin has an influence on share prices with a probability value of 0,000 less than α = 0.05. The results of the F test analysis showed that the value of F = 21.567 with a significance value = 0.00 with a value of p < 0.05), this means that the independent price book value and net profit margin have an impact on stock prices. The influence of independent price book value and net profit margin can explain 64.6% of the share price. While the remaining 35.4% is influenced Other variables that have not been included in this study.

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