iarjeidtIARJEIDTIARJEIDT2709-9539https://doi.org/10.47310/iarjeidt.2020.v01i02.003Application of Triple Bottom Line Factors to Realize Business Performance in the Agro-Industry SectorUntungLasiyonoFauziyahLecturer in Accounting Study Program, Faculty of Economics and Business University of PGRI Adi Buana SurabayaIn the development of business in the agro-industry sector, which is supposed to produce agricultural products, it turns out that in practice many face the threat of agrarian land extinction because it is shifted by industry and property so that the agrarian sector business still needs to be understood. The purpose of this study is to find out 1) what is the level of understanding of business people in terms of the triple bottom line concept, and 2) whether by understanding the triple bottom line concept affects business performance. This is a quantitative study in which data collection uses a questionnaire to obtain data on the understanding of the triple bottom line and its effect on business performance. The variables in this study are the triple bottom line and business performance. The study’s population was the agro-industry business in Gondang Subdistrict, Mojokerto Regency, East Java Province, while the study sample was 25 agro-industry business people in Gondang District with a sampling stratifying approach. Technical data analysis uses descriptive analysis and model analysis. The descriptive analysis uses SPSS software, while analysis of PLS-SEM models uses Smart PLS software. The results of the analysis to test business people’s understanding of the triple bottom line concept and its influence on business performance in order to realize the business continuity of the agro-industry sector, show that: t-test for economic, social and environmental aspects, which means that business people understand the importance of using the triple bottom line concept in running a business. The triple bottom line concept is significantly proven to affect business performance. This is based on the statistical test used in the t-test value; significantly the factors found in the triple bottom line concept affect business performance.