Can the company borrow money from the bank on the basis of foreign trade orders and contracts?

Foreign trade enterprises are mainly engaged in import and export business. In the process of organizing the import, sale and storage of import and export commodities, banks will provide foreign trade loans when liquidity is insufficient.

The specific scope of foreign trade loans:

(1) The capital demand of the inventory goods formed by the acquisition of export commodities by foreign trade export companies.

(two) the funds needed to purchase paid export commodities, export commodities that have not been delivered or have been delivered for inspection.

(3) The purchased export commodities need to be processed, sorted and packaged, for example, white melon seeds need to be selected, flax needs to be packaged, and honey needs to be processed. And the funds occupied by these processed export commodities.

(four) the funds occupied by the goods transported to ports, stations and docks for loading, loading, domestic sales and allocation, as well as the goods sent from warehouses that have not been settled with banks and bills.

(five) the funds needed for the production of export commodities such as mink, deer, raccoon dog and rabbit raised on the farm, and the funds occupied by the production expenses paid for the feed reserved for raising these animals.

(six) the import company's imported materials, and the funds occupied by imported materials that have paid for goods abroad but the goods have not yet arrived at China port.

(seven) the funds occupied by imported goods for which payment has been made and customs duties, industrial and commercial taxes, freight and handling fees have been paid, as well as some goods stored in warehouses before sale.

(eight) the funds occupied by foreign consignments of goods, samples and exhibits.

9. Funds occupied by domestic and imported raw materials and auxiliary materials purchased for the production of export commodities,

(ten) approved by the Ministry of foreign trade and economic cooperation or the head office, the funds occupied by the foreign trade department support the means of production (except equipment) provided to the supply department for organizing the development of export commodities and packaging materials.

(eleven) the funds occupied by the purchase of large machinery and equipment, the manufacture or repair of ships, the advance payment to the production unit according to the contract provisions and the advance payment of foreign goods according to the contract provisions.

(12) Funds occupied by domestic entrusted collections and foreign accounts receivable that send goods to and from China by means of collection and acceptance settlement.