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Abstract(s)
Este estudo debruça-se sobre a teoria da pecking order (POT) e as decisões de
financiamento das empresas familiares.
No âmbito das decisões de financiamento e por forma a aprofundar a compreensão sobre
a aplicabilidade da POT em contexto de empresas familiares, recorreu-se a um estudocaso realizado sobre a empresa “Delta Cafés”. Em concordância com a POT, os resultados
sugerem que as decisões de financiamento da empresa se baseiam no autofinanciamento,
para o que contribui a capacidade de a empresa gerar riqueza. A abertura de capital a
investidores externos é renegada pela “Delta Cafés”, o que resulta do objetivo do
fundador da empresa em manter o capital na família.
This study focuses on the pecking order theory (POT) and the financing decisions of family businesses. To explore these decisions and deepen the understanding of the applicability of POT in the context of family businesses, a case study was conducted on the company “Delta Cafés.” In line with POT, the results suggest that the company’s financing decisions are based on self-financing, supported by its ability to generate wealth. Opening capital to external investors is rejected by “Delta Cafés,” reflecting the founder’s objective of keeping the capital within the family.
This study focuses on the pecking order theory (POT) and the financing decisions of family businesses. To explore these decisions and deepen the understanding of the applicability of POT in the context of family businesses, a case study was conducted on the company “Delta Cafés.” In line with POT, the results suggest that the company’s financing decisions are based on self-financing, supported by its ability to generate wealth. Opening capital to external investors is rejected by “Delta Cafés,” reflecting the founder’s objective of keeping the capital within the family.
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Keywords
Decisões de
Financiamento Empresas Familiares Financiamento Teoria da Pecking Order
