Therefore, the mode of shareholder's contribution has nothing to do with the net assets, but the amount of contribution is related to the company's net assets, but it cannot be equated. I think the landlord means to ask about the relationship between the company's overseas investment and the company's net assets.
If this is the above question, then. According to Article 12 of the Company Law: "A company may invest in other limited liability companies and joint stock limited companies, and shall be liable to the invested company to the extent of its capital contribution; Where a company invests in other limited liability companies or joint stock limited companies, the accumulated investment shall not exceed 50% of the company's net assets, except for the investment companies and holding companies specified by the State Council. After the investment is completed, the capital increase made by the invested company with profit is not included in the capital increase. "