What Are Operating Assets?
Operating assets are relative to financial assets, including land, buildings, machinery and equipment. Inventories, receivables, prepaid accounts and other assets that involve our daily business activities are operating assets. Operating assets are relative to financial assets.
Operating assets
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- Chinese name
- Operating assets
- Foreign name
- Operational Asset (VS. Financial Asset)
- Definition
- Relative to financial assets
- Attributes
- assets
- Including
- Land, buildings, machinery, etc.
- Operating assets are relative to financial assets, including land, buildings, machinery and equipment. Inventories, receivables, prepaid accounts and other assets that involve our daily business activities are operating assets. Operating assets are relative to financial assets.
- Operating assets include land, buildings, machinery and equipment. Inventories, receivables, prepaid accounts and other assets that involve our daily business activities are operating assets.
- Financial assets are the products of a certain stage of economic development. They are ownership certificates in which people own production and operation assets and share their profits. Generally divided into: fixed income securities, equity securities, derivative securities. The assets involved in the fundraising process or the use of excess funds from operating activities are financial assets (generally such assets are directly related to interest expenses / income). Transactional financial assets and available-for-sale financial assets are financial assets; long-term equity investments are operating assets.