On the premise that the accounting statements provided by the company are true and fair:

The company's bank loans are reflected in the two accounts of short-term borrowings and long-term borrowings on the right side of the liability side, and if the long-term loans are in If it is due within the year, the due part will be recorded in the account of long-term liabilities due within one year. Take a look at these three subjects. Of course, if the company has long-term bonds payable, the long-term liabilities due within one year may also include the amount of bonds payable due within the year, so it is also necessary to check the detailed accounts to confirm whether there are bonds.

It is inappropriate to ask this question about securities market financing. This is a relatively complicated issue. The accurate figures cannot be seen on the balance sheet. It depends on the detailed accounts of equity (paid-in capital) and capital reserve details. Accounts, the actual controller of the company and many other circumstances to understand the approximate figures.

Generally speaking, if the company is a publicly listed company, excluding the shares of the actual controller and promoters, the remaining outstanding shares of small and medium-sized shareholders are the result of securities financing, and the amount obtained from financing is still the same as that of the company at that time. related to the price of the securities financed. If it is a company that has been publicly listed in mainland China, please go directly to the website of the stock exchange where it is listed to check its financing situation or search its pre-listing listing and transaction instructions, as well as cnchao.com.