In today's competitive economic landscape, companies around the world face mounting pressure to innovate and incorporate cutting-edge technology, particularly Industry 4.0 (IR4), into their operations. As a result, investing in the development and adoption of advanced IR4 technology has become increasingly crucial for businesses looking to remain competitive. Additionally, there is growing demand for companies to prioritize their responsibilities to society, including improving their workforce, upholding human rights, supporting local communities, and ensuring product safety and reliability. In light of these factors, it is important to investigate the relationship between a company's commitment to Industry 4.0 (IR 4.0) and societal well-being with the overall firm performance. This study examines a sample of 309 firm-year observations from publicly listed companies in Malaysia between 2010 and 2018, utilizing data from the Refinitiv database and employing multiple regression
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