ENHANCING THE COMPANY’S INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INVESTOR RELATIONS (IR) SYSTEM.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19977505Abstract
Nowadays, making a company more investment attractive is one of the main issues that businesses should focus on if they want to grow sustainably and be competitive in the long run. Apart from paying attention to money-related indicators, investors of nowadays require transparency, good corporate governance, risk management, and high-quality communication. That is why putting into practice a well-working Investor Relations (IR) department can be of paramount importance for a company to develop mutual trust with current and potential investors. There are reforms of a very deep nature in Uzbekistan regarding the investment climate improvement and foreign capital attraction.
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