Newly-discovered mineral areas refer to the mining areas that have been newly discovered through various geological surveys during the reporting period, or based on people's reports and mining clues, and have been proved to have further work significance or industrial value through mineral surveys, and have a certain scale and made a preliminary evaluation.
the workload of pit exploration refers to all kinds of tunnel projects dug by rock drilling machines or manual work, which is measured in meters and rounded.
the workload of mechanical core drilling refers to the drilling work driven by power machinery, rotary drilling or impact rotary drilling, and aimed at taking out cores to understand and study underground geological conditions. Such as hand-wheel drilling rig, hydraulic feed drill, oil drilling rig, offshore oil drilling rig, hydrological well drilling rig and automobile drilling rig. Measured in meters, rounded.
geological exploration funds refer to the geological exploration funds from all sides completed during the reporting period. Including the funds allocated by the central finance and local finance for geological exploration, the funds invested by enterprises, institutions, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan businessmen and foreign investors and other funds.
central financial allocation refers to the funds directly used for geological exploration actually completed during the reporting period and arranged by the national budget revenue and expenditure subjects.
local financial allocation refers to the geological exploration funds allocated by local finance actually completed during the reporting period.
the funds of enterprises and institutions refer to the funds invested by various enterprises and institutions in geological exploration during the reporting period. Including domestic enterprises and institutions, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan businessmen's investment and foreign investment.
domestic enterprise funds refer to the funds invested by state-owned and collective enterprises, institutions and private enterprises in geological exploration during the reporting period.
investment by businessmen from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan means that enterprises, economic organizations or individuals from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan invest funds in geological exploration work in cash, in kind (converted capital) and technology according to relevant national policies and regulations.
foreign investment refers to the funds invested overseas in geological exploration during the reporting period, including foreign direct investment, foreign loans (loans from foreign governments, loans from international financial organizations, export credits, commercial loans from foreign banks, bonds and stocks issued to the outside world) and other foreign investments (including compensation trade and equipment prices provided by foreign businessmen for processing and assembly, and international leasing). Excluding China's own foreign exchange funds (including national foreign exchange, local foreign exchange, process foreign exchange, foreign exchange adjustment and foreign exchange loans issued by China Bank's own funds, etc.).
At the end of the year, the employees on the job refer to those who are on the payroll of public institutions and enterprises, who have signed employment contracts or labor contracts with their units, or who meet the conditions determined by the labor and social security departments to form factual labor relations, excluding foreigners, personnel from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, interns, military personnel and retirees who have not been hired or retained.
geological prospectors refer to the employees who are engaged in geological exploration at the end of the year, including those who are engaged in basic geological survey, mineral resources survey, resource potential evaluation, hydrogeology, engineering geology, environmental geology, geophysical exploration, geochemical exploration, remote sensing, rock and mineral appraisal and testing, geological survey, etc.
technical personnel refer to on-the-job employees who are engaged in work in geological prospecting units and have obtained labor remuneration, and have primary or above professional titles in geological exploration, including administrative personnel who have obtained professional titles and are now engaged in technical management and administrative management.
senior refers to the technical personnel of geological prospecting units who have been awarded the certificate of senior technical title by the title evaluation institution.
intermediate refers to the technical personnel of geological prospecting units who have been awarded intermediate technical title certificates by professional title evaluation institutions.
the above professional title certificates mainly include: senior and intermediate professional and technical qualification certificates or approval documents issued by the former Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources and the former industrial geological prospecting departments in the State Council or provincial personnel departments.
engineering survey and construction personnel refer to those who are specialized in the survey, design and construction of construction projects in the reporting unit.
mineral developers refer to those who are engaged in the development and utilization of mineral resources in the reporting unit.
other personnel refer to the employees in the reporting unit at the end of the year except those engaged in geological exploration, engineering exploration and construction and mineral development.
The average employee refers to all kinds of employees who have engaged in certain social labor and obtained labor remuneration or operating income in the reporting unit during the reporting period. Including on-the-job employees of various units, re-employed retirees, employed foreigners and personnel from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, part-time employees who receive subsidies, laborers who directly pay wages, self-employed employees, rural practitioners and informal employees, etc.
the average number of employees is calculated by dividing the sum of the number of employees at the beginning of the year and the number of employees at the end of the year by 2 or dividing the sum of the average number of employees in each month of the year by 12.
Labor remuneration refers to the total amount of all labor remuneration (living expenses) paid directly to the unit during the reporting period. Including: the total wages of employees, the remuneration of employees, the remuneration of retirees employed and retained, the remuneration of foreigners, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan personnel, and the remuneration of personnel whose personnel files are kept in the original unit.
the number of retirees at the end of the year refers to the total number of retirees who have retired from their own units over the years, are in the provincial financial plan and receive retirement funds from their own units.
the total expenses of retirees refer to the sum of retirement expenses (including living and price subsidies), subsidies and other expenses (including medical and health expenses, transportation subsidies, funeral pensions and relief expenses, winter heating subsidies, resettlement subsidies, living difficulties subsidies, nursing expenses, books and newspapers, etc.) paid by the reporting unit during the reporting period.
total assets refer to the total assets owned or controlled by the reporting company at the end of the year, including current assets, long-term investments, fixed assets, intangible and deferred assets, other long-term assets, deferred taxes, etc., which are the total assets of the company's balance sheet.
the original value of special instruments and equipment for geological exploration refers to the original value of professional instruments and equipment used for geological exploration in this unit.
the net value of special instruments and equipment for geological exploration refers to the net value of professional instruments and equipment used for geological exploration by this unit at the end of this year.
Total liabilities refer to the debts that can be measured in money and will be paid by assets or services undertaken by the reporting unit at the end of the year.
net assets refer to the difference between assets and liabilities, owners' equity, including public funds, fixed funds, special funds and balances, as well as paid-in capital, capital reserve, surplus reserve and undistributed profits of enterprises.
total income refers to the total income obtained by the reporting unit in various economic activities during the reporting period, including geological exploration income, mining right transfer income, mineral development income, engineering exploration and construction income and other income.
the income of geological exploration industry refers to the sum of all kinds of income obtained by the reporting unit in geological exploration economic activities during the reporting period. Including geological exploration fees, geological special funds, mineral exploration labor income, etc.
the geological exploration fee is based on 1998, transferred from the central finance to the provincial finance, and continues to be used for retirees of geological exploration units, geological exploration work and recurrent expenses. This indicator is counted separately according to the input of central finance and local finance.
Geological special appropriation refers to the central and local geological special appropriation expenses obtained by inland geological prospecting units during the reporting period, including land and resources survey projects, mineral resources compensation projects, financial subsidy projects, crisis mine projects, geological prospecting fund projects, etc., as well as various geological exploration special projects established by municipal and county governments, which are counted separately according to various special projects of the central and local governments.
the income from mineral exploration services refers to the income obtained by the reporting unit in the geological exploration market in this province, outside the province and overseas (such as engaging in commercial geological and mineral exploration projects, geological exploration technical services, geological disaster investigation and evaluation, etc.), which belongs to the geological exploration unit operational income.
Foreign-related activities refer to the income obtained by the reporting unit from geological prospecting work in overseas geological prospecting markets during the reporting period.
the income from the transfer of mining rights refers to the income obtained by the reporting unit through the transfer of mining rights during the reporting period, including the income from the development of mineral resources obtained through the establishment of mining companies through joint ventures and cooperation.
mineral development income refers to the income obtained by the reporting unit in mineral resources development activities during the reporting period, including the income obtained by establishing mining companies through joint ventures and cooperation.
the income from engineering survey and construction refers to the income obtained by the reporting unit from its business activities such as construction survey, engineering design and engineering construction with the professional qualifications of construction survey and design, geotechnical construction and construction enterprises issued by the competent construction department during the reporting period.
other income refers to the income of the reporting unit excluding economic activities such as geological exploration, mining right transfer, mineral development, engineering survey and construction during the reporting period.
the total expenditure refers to all kinds of capital consumption and losses incurred by the reporting unit in carrying out business activities and other activities during the reporting period, as well as expenditures for capital construction projects.
geological exploration (project) expenditure refers to the total expenditure of various costs and expenses incurred by the reporting unit in geological exploration projects during the reporting period.
among them, self-owned funds refer to all the funds included in the owner's rights and interests of (unit), which are all kinds of self-owned funds controlled by enterprises according to the financial system (including enterprise depreciation funds, capital, capital reserve fund, enterprise surplus reserve fund and other self-owned funds, as well as funds raised through stock issuance).
mineral development expenditure refers to the total costs and expenses incurred by the reporting unit in mineral resources development activities during the reporting period.
Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators
Newly discovered mineral prospects—refers to a mineral occurrence that is newly found through all kinds of geological survey or on the basis of the ore information and clues reported by the broad masses of people, demonstrated through mineral surveys to be of value for further work or of industrial value and have a certain size, and evaluated preliminarily during the reporting period.
Footage of pitting—refers to the advances of various underground workings excavated by rock drills or manual operations.It is calculated by "meters" and rounded off.
Footage of core drilling—refers to the penetration of rotary or percussive drilling driven by power machinery that recovers the core in order to study the underground geology.The drills include hand-lever feed drills, hydraulic feed drills, oil drills, marine oil drills, hydrological water well drills, and truck-mounted drills.It is calculated in "meters" and rounded off.
Expenditures for geological exploration—refer to the funds for geological exp loration from various sides completed during the reporting period.They include funds allocated from the Central and local financial budgets for geologi cal exploration, funds invested by enterprises and institutions, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan businessmen, and foreign businessmen for geological exploration, and other funds.
Central special budgetary allocations—refer to expenditures directly used for geological exploration and arranged by the state budg eted revenue and expenditure account, which are actually completed during the reporting period.
Local special budgetary allocations—refer to expenditures for geological exploration and a llocated by local finance, which are actually completed during the reporting period.
Funds from enterprises and institutions—refer to the funds invested by various enterprises and institutions