Author(s): Jorvian Dexel
Financial sustainability has become a central concern for corporations striving to achieve long-term value creation in a dynamic and uncertain business environment. It involves maintaining financial stability while ensuring continuous growth and value generation for stakeholders. This article explores the relationship between financial sustainability and long-term value creation, focusing on key dimensions such as capital structure, investment strategies, risk management, corporate governance, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) integration. The study highlights how financially sustainable practices enhance organizational resilience, improve decision-making, and support strategic growth. It also emphasizes the growing importance of digital transformation and stakeholder engagement in strengthening financial sustainability. The findings suggest that corporations that integrate sustainability into their financial strategies are better positioned to achieve consistent performance and long-term competitive advantage.