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This study extends prior research by investigating the influence of firm characteristics on voluntary disclosure of financial ratios in the annual reports of Turkish listed companies. The sample consists of industrial firms listed in the Istanbul Stock Exchange (ISE). The firms’ annual reports were downloaded from their corporate websites. As methodology, content analysis was utilised to determine the financial ratio disclosure level of the firms. The findings revealed that Turkish listed firms disclose, on the average, 5.37 financial ratios in their annual reports. Count data regression models (Poisson and Negative binomial) were used to test the hypotheses. The results of multivariate analyses indicate that firm size, auditor size, profitability and ownership diffusion have significant positive association with voluntary disclosure level of financial ratios, while leverage does not.
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