1. "Total assets", "total liabilities", "total net assets" and "paid-in capital" refer to the total assets, total liabilities, net assets and paid-in capital of the company at the end of this year. Based on the company's balance sheet at the end of this year.
2. Output value, turnover, after-tax profit and loss refer to the output value, turnover, after-tax profit or loss of the company this year. Based on the company's profit and loss statement at the end of this year.
Company operation, capital increase and capital decrease:
When a company issues new shares to increase its capital due to business development, it will reduce its net profit per share before generating corresponding benefits, which will lead to a decline in its share price. However, the impact of capital increase on the stock prices of different companies is different. For those companies with excellent performance, sound financial structure and development potential, capital increase means increasing the company's operating strength, bringing more returns to shareholders, and the stock price will not fall.
It may rise again. The company announced capital reduction, mostly because of poor management, serious losses and the need for restructuring, so the stock price will plummet; However, if the company reduces its capital in order to reduce its scale and adjust its main business, it will improve its performance and stimulate the stock price to rise.