CORPORATE DECISIONS INFLUENCE THE STOCK PRICE FLUCTUATIONS: THE CASE OF NESTLE IN INDIA
Important business decisions determine a company's capacity for expansion and survival. Considerations are given to the results of significant company decisions, including market share prices, wealth and profit maximisation, and so forth. These external elements greatly influence corporate decisions because stock market fluctuations are sensitive and financial and economic issues affect company actions. Big business choices like "financial," "new ventures/initiatives/developments," and "acquisition/amalgamation/merger" should be carefully examined to see how the stock markets will respond, which would be advantageous to all parties. This article critically analyses NESTLE's business decisions and their impact on stock prices.