Abstract
<jats:p>The aim of the study is to develop and substantiate a mechanism for enhancing the financial stability of a company. This mechanism is aimed at strengthening its market position, reducing financial risks, and ensuring sustainable development in the medium and long term. The relevance of the study arises from the increasing role of financial stability in the strategic management of commercial organizations amid growing economic instability and market risks. Financial stability is a key characteristic of a company’s solvency, investment attractiveness, and its ability to adapt to changing external conditions. The methodology of the research involved the use of general scientific methods such as analysis, comparison, and generalization. For construction companies, including “Stroy-Invest,” issues of maintaining and enhancing business stability become increasingly important when facing fluctuations in demand, rising costs, changes in the regulatory environment, and sanctions pressure. Developing and implementing effective mechanisms for managing capital, liquidity, debt burden, and financial risks is especially crucial. The results of the study, based on statistical data, international rankings (LPI, Doing Business), and digitalization trends, identified both achievements (shorter clearing times, increased transparency, higher throughput capacity) and challenges (fragmented information flows, lack of unified data exchange standards, limited interoperability of digital platforms). The article applied methods of economic analysis, financial ratio analysis, and econometric analysis. The current operating environment of commercial organizations is characterized by high economic uncertainty, increased competition, volatility in financial markets, and constantly changing requirements from investors and regulators. In such an environment, a stable financial condition is not only an indicator of reliability but also a strategic resource for company development. This is especially relevant for construction companies, whose operations involve long investment cycles, high capital intensity, and dependence on external financing. Accordingly, maintaining and strengthening financial stability, as well as managing capital structure, liquidity, and debt burden, is of particular importance.</jats:p>