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                <text>The  human  resources  (HR)  element  plays  a  crucial  role  for  employees  to  act  as planners, implementers, and controllers, continuously playing an active role in achieving the company's  goals.  Productive  human  resources  will  be  able  to  adopt  designs  that  are  set  as organizational   goals   or   targets.   This   phenomenon   often   occurs   in   companies   where employees  have  the  desire  to  leave  the  company.  The  focus  of  this  research  is  on  PT Pakubumi  Inti  Mineral  in  Central  Sulawesi,  examining  the  Influence  of  Physical  Work Environment   and   Compensation   on   Turnover   Intention   with   the   Mediation   of   Job Satisfaction.  The  research  method  used  is  quantitative,  distributing  questionnaires  that  were then  processed  using  the  SmartPLS  3.0  application.  The  results  of  the  study  show  that  both the  physical  work  environment  and  compensation  have a  positive  and  significant  impact  on employee  turnover  intention,  with  compensation  showing  a  stronger  and  more  significant influence. Job satisfaction also plays a significant mediating role between compensation and turnover intention, but not in the case of the physical work environment</text>
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                <text>Nurhayati1*, Taufiq Rachman2, Fitri Rezeki3</text>
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                <text>Universitas Pelita Bangsa</text>
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                  <text>Vol. 5 No. 3 (2024)</text>
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                <text>Analysis of Sharia Stock Valuation Using The FCFE And Relative Valuation Methods Sector Listed on The Sharia Securities List</text>
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                <text>Stock  Valuation,  Islamic  Stock,  Free  Cash  Flow  to  Equity  (FCFE),  Relative Valuation Property Sector, Shariah Listed Securities.</text>
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                <text>The objective of this study is to analyze the intrinsic value of sharia stocks in the property  sector  listed  on  the  Sharia  Securities  List  (DES),  utilizing  two  distinct  valuation methodologies:  free  cash  flow  to  equity  (FCFE)  and  relative  valuation.  The  stocks  selected for  analysis  include  PT  Metropolitan  Kentjana  Tbk  (MKPI),  PT  Mega  Manunggal  Property Tbk  (MMLP),  and  PT  Pollux  Properties  Indonesia  Tbk  (POLL).  In  this  study,  the  free  cash flow  to  equity  (FCFE)  method  was  employed  to  ascertain  the  intrinsic  value  of  the  shares. This  was  achieved  through  the  consideration  of  free  cash  flow,  which  was  subsequently deducted  to  account  for  expenses  pertaining  to  working  capital  and  investment.  In  contrast, the  relative  valuation  method  involved  the  comparison  of  the  intrinsic  value  of  the  shares with  financial  ratios  such  as  the  price-to-earnings  ratio  (PER)  and  the  price-to-book  value (PBV).  The  aforementioned  approach  was  informed  by  a  fundamental  analysis,  which involved  the  examination  of  macroeconomic  conditions,  industry  conditions,  and  company conditions.  The  data  was  obtained  from  property  companies  listed  on  the  Indonesia  Sharia Stock Index (ISSI) for the period 2019-2022. The results indicated that the intrinsic value of MKPI  stock,  as  determined  by  the  FCFE  method,  was  Rp.  24,134.  This  value  suggests  that the stock is overvalued, given that the market price was Rp. 27,200. The PER method yielded the  following  results:  The  intrinsic  value  of  the  stock  is  Rp.  59,461,  indicating  that  it  is undervalued.  The  PBV  method  yields  an  intrinsic  value  of  IDR  7,515,  indicating  that  the stock is overvalued. The MMLP Shares are valued using the FCFE method, which yields an intrinsic  value  of  IDR  4,857,  indicating  that  the  stock  is  undervalued  as  the  market  price  is IDR 298. The PER method yields an intrinsic value of IDR 686, indicating that the stock is undervalued.  The  intrinsic  value  of  the  stock  is  IDR  893,  indicating  that  it  is  undervalued. The  PBV  method  yields  an  intrinsic  value  of  IDR  686,  also  indicating  undervaluation.  The POLL  stock  is  undervalued  according  to  the  FCFE  method,  with  an  intrinsic  value  of  IDR 251. This is due to the market price of IDR 147. Finally, the PER method yields an intrinsic value  of  IDR  109,  indicating  that  the  stock  is  undervalued.  The  intrinsic  value  of  IDR  109 indicates that the stock is undervalued. The PBV method yields an intrinsic value of IDR 214, which  also  indicates  undervaluation.  In  conclusion,  the  FCFE  and  Relative  Valuation methods can be used to determine the fairness of Islamic stock prices in the property sector. The  data  was  obtained  from  property  companies  listed  on  the  Indonesia  Sharia  Stock  Index (ISSI) for the period 2019-2022</text>
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                <text>Muhammad Hanafi Hamonangan1*, Nurlaila2, Maryam Batubara3</text>
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                <text>https://dinastipub.org/DIJEFA/article/view/2844/1890</text>
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                <text>Universitas Islam SumateraUtara</text>
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                <text>hanafiharahap91@gmail.com</text>
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