Short-term borrowing increased with expansion
At the end of FY2007, consolidated short-term borrowings were CNY 2.222 billion, compared with CNY 1.632 billion at the start of the year. The note attributed the increase to funding for projects 216 and 217. Long-term loans totaled CNY 1.695 billion before classification by maturity: CNY 138.723 million was due within one year and CNY 1.556 billion remained in non-current long-term borrowings. The opening equivalents were CNY 200 million current and CNY 1.528 billion non-current. The current portion is part of the gross long-term loan total and must not be counted again on top of it. Loan security included third-party or group guarantees and mortgaged assets; the note also separately classified loans carrying both a mortgage and a guarantee. These are outstanding consolidated loan balances, not annual cash raised or remaining undrawn credit capacity.
- Short-term borrowings / 2007 / fy2007 consolidated loans closing
- RMB 2,221,800,952.89
- Short-term borrowings / 2006 / fy2007 consolidated loans opening
- RMB 1,632,000,000
- Non-current long-term borrowings after current-portion deduction / 2007 / fy2007 consolidated loans closing
- RMB 1,555,984,688
- Non-current long-term borrowings after current-portion deduction / 2006 / fy2007 consolidated loans opening
- RMB 1,528,479,750
- Long-term loans due within one year / 2007 / fy2007 consolidated loans closing
- RMB 138,723,000
- Long-term loans due within one year / 2006 / fy2007 consolidated loans opening
- RMB 200,000,000