What is the definition of normal operation of a company? If the company loses money and the capital chain breaks, will it be normal to make ends meet?

The normal operation of an enterprise refers to the rational allocation of human resources, reasonable financial operation and smooth logistics channels.

If there is a loss, the first is unreasonable financial operation.

It is even more dangerous to break the capital chain, and there may be problems in manpower and logistics.

Of course, living beyond one's means is not a normal operation, but an extraordinary situation.

If there is no means to save it, it will only be declared bankrupt.