Profit (efficiency) is the prerequisite for the survival of an enterprise. In other words, profit (efficiency) is the life of an enterprise.

    An enterprise is an economic organization. Its healthy operation requires continuous resource input to maintain efficient operation: equipment investment, raw material input, employee compensation and welfare expenditures, etc. If its output cannot make up for the invested resources and has a surplus, In other words, if there is no profit (benefit), the resources of the enterprise will inevitably be exhausted, the enterprise will not develop, and it will even be difficult to maintain it. Therefore, any low-efficiency activities cannot be tolerated by enterprises.

    At the end of the year, the company's annual planning work began again. Regarding the preparation of the plan in 2007, the group particularly emphasized: the guiding ideology of strategy, profit, and innovation, and value-added as the core. And profit always comes first. Formulating long-term development strategies and cultivating lasting innovation capabilities are all in order to enable companies to have better profit-making capabilities.

    Some people say that only focusing on profits is a short-term behavior of an enterprise. The enterprise must have long-term development goals, establish a good corporate image, have a high market share, and achieve enterprise scale growth, etc., but trace the root cause All these goals either serve profit or benefit from profit. Maximizing profits is always the fundamental pursuit of an enterprise.