THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR DEVELOPING ENTERPRISE INVESTMENT POTENTIAL THROUGH FINANCIAL STABILITY
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https://doi.org/10.60078/3060-4842-2025-vol2-iss2-pp322-326Abstract
This article analyzes the theoretical foundations, developmental stages, and practical mechanisms for ensuring financial stability in corporate investment activities. Based on international experience and the case of Uzbek enterprises, key factors affecting financial resilience are identified, and strategic recommendations are developed regarding capital structure optimization, liquidity management, risk mitigation, and diversification of funding sources.
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financial stability investment activity capital structure liquidity risk management financial mechanismsReferences
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