Can the related transactions between listed companies and related parties be consolidated under the disclosure standards?

Of course. Under the disclosure criteria, the related transactions of listed companies and related parties can be calculated together. According to Article 63 of the Measures for the Administration of Information Disclosure of Listed Companies, listed companies shall disclose the related transactions between directors, supervisors, senior managers, actual controllers and their related parties, and the disclosure contents shall include: (1) the nature, amount, price and other relevant information of related transactions; (2) Counterparty of related party transactions; (3) The financial status, operating status and market performance of both parties to the related party transaction; (4) the implementation process and results of related party transactions; (five) the impact of related party transactions on the financial status and operating results of listed companies; (6) Relevant reports on related party transactions; (7) Other relevant information of related party transactions. According to the above provisions, the related party transactions of listed companies and their related parties can be consolidated to facilitate the disclosure of related party transactions of listed companies and their related parties.