The difference between net profit and non-net profit.

The difference between these two kinds of profits lies in the definition, object and influence.

1. Definition: The net profit attributable refers to the part of consolidated net profit attributable to shareholders (owners) of the parent company; Deducting non-net profit refers to the net profit attributable to the owner of the company after deducting non-operating gains and losses.

2. Object: The net profit attributable to the parent company is the sum of the net profit of the parent company after deducting internal transactions and the profit of the subsidiary company; Deducting non-net profit is the profit of subsidiaries belonging to the parent company.

3. Impact: The attributable net profit is affected by factors such as capital premium; Deducting non-net profit is not affected by factors such as capital premium.