1. financial status: reflects the financial revenue and expenditure, assets and liabilities, profits and cash flow of the enterprise in a certain period. You can evaluate the financial health of an enterprise by looking at financial statements, balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements.
2. Operating conditions: reflect the product quality, sales channels, supply chain and market share of the enterprise in the process of production and operation. You can evaluate the operating status of an enterprise through production data, sales data, customer feedback and other information.
3. Management status: reflecting the industrial layout, strategic planning, organizational structure, talent introduction and corporate culture of the enterprise. We can know the management status of the enterprise through the company's official website, annual report, employee handbook and other documents, internal research and interviews.
4. Innovation status: reflecting the technological research and development, product innovation and business model innovation of the enterprise. The innovation status of enterprises can be evaluated by information such as patent application, transformation of scientific and technological achievements, R&D investment and innovation honor.
5. Social responsibility status: it reflects the situation of enterprises in environmental protection, charity, employee welfare and social responsibility. We can understand the situation of corporate social responsibility through corporate social responsibility reports, media reports and social evaluation.
The operating condition of an enterprise refers to the development of sales and services of its products in the commodity market.