A listed company reports two statements, one is a consolidated statement (consolidated statement is relative to the parent company), which refers to the financial statements listed by the listed company and its subsidiaries or other enterprises that the listed company can control, and the other is a parent company statement, which refers to the listed company's own assets and operating performance as an independent legal person without subsidiaries or other controlled enterprises. The parent company here refers to the listed company itself, which is listed relative to its subsidiaries.
There are minority shareholders' rights and interests in the owner's rights and interests in the consolidated statement, but not in the non-consolidated statement.