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Sugar Industry Case Study

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Analysis of the Results
In this study, 32 food companies were selected. The companies in the production of sugar and sucrose, milk and dairy produce, biscuits and chocolate, vegetable oil industry are working. Describing the data that is used to estimate the model shows that the average return in the sugar and sucrose industry was equal to 108.33. The average price was equal to 7507.13 and the average level of production and profit or loss were equal to 37092.66. Also, the highest average return was associated with Marvdasht Sugar Co., which was equal to 254 units. Also, this company had the highest standard deviation during the study period. As can be seen, Naghshe Jahan Sugar Co. had the average return of 48 during the period. This average for the stock price was equal to 9391 rials. Also, the average level of profit and loss of the company was equal to 69354.4 rials. This component for Lorestan Sugar Co. was equal to 89217.7. Also, Shirin Khorasan Sugar Co. had the average return of 91.3542. In addition, the average stock price for Torbate Jam …show more content…

Co. M SD Var M SD Var M SD Var
1 Azarbaijan Pegah -6.1304 19.862 394.499 1851.57 978.489 819961.81 -114981 90571.4 9375054862
2 Esfahan Pegah 34.6256 42.3185 1790.85 2944.86 2912.41 6597308.3 55696.6 32276 1190560495
3 Khorasan Pegah 42.4029 43.1155 1858.95 3675 2040.92 3503451.6 52438 46500.4 2471186896
4 Pak Dairy Products 47.4429 56.7941 3225.57 3152.14 1305.03 1661608.5 27563 49459.4 2795698554
5 Kalber Dairy Products 33.0257 51.8866 2692.22 3605.29 1276.43 1802867.5 45481.3 42880.5 2101410785
Source: Research findings

In this section, using impulse response functions, the effects of stock price volatility on production and stock return in the food industry of the Tehran Stock Exchange were investigated. According to the research findings, the actual effect of price volatility is shown in Figure

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