| This work aims to verify the efficiency of using indicators – fundamentalists, capital structure, liquidity, activity, profitability, technical and market - to measure the triennial performance of corporations of the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries North and Latin Americans in order to predict the average market value for the next biennium. The use of indicators to predict future situations of the companies were found in some works. A strand of studies that use of indicators as inputs for prediction of bankruptcy and another that uses the same methodology to predict the market value of future. For this research was used, as approach, a quantitative research. As for goals, it is classified as a descriptive study. As for the technical procedures used, this research can be classified into two categories: documentary research and expost-facto. The results generally show that some performance indicators, together, of the last three years can predict satisfactorily the market value of the next two years of the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries corporations, with a degree of significance, as measured by adjusted R square of 0.98. The performance indicators of greater importance were the three-year average of working capital, the three-year average of Capital Employed, the three-year average of Enterprise Value, the Triennial Change of Gross Debt / Total Assets, the three-year average of Financial Leverage, the three-year average Total due to / Revenue. |
