The operating capacity mainly relates to the efficiency and effectiveness of the business assets. The efficiency of business assets mainly relates to the fluctuation rate or the speed of the assets. The efficiency of a company's business assets usually refers to the ratio of its business performance to its occupancy. Both short-term and long-term solvency are closely related to the company's operational capacity. Strong operating capacity and fast asset turnover. On the one hand, the strong liquidity of the assets enables the company to maintain strong dynamic solvency (ie short-term solvency). On the other hand, the rapid turnover of assets can increase the chances of winning a certain number of assets and increase the operating profit for a certain period of time. In this way, if the profit is capitalized to a certain extent, the property and equity of the owner increase, thus increasing the solvency of the company.