Suning purchased 70% of the club for €275m + took on iirc 40% of debt. They invested in training facilities (renovating the building, pitches etc). The purchased terrible players (Mario, Kondo, Gabigol). They then proceeded to use Inter as an asset to take a €275m loan from Oaktree (which is most likely included in that chart). Suning have not injected almost €1BN on Inter. They are taking all loans etc into account, but Suning Holding hasn't injected more than €500m.
They cannot inject their own money into the club as they are restricted by the CCP in doing so. The loan to Inter is from Great Horizon Sarl, which is a company they set up in Luxembourg. They set up this company to funnel their money out of China most likely. Zhang has no money. LionRock Capital can force Suning to re-purchase their 31% stake at any given time now (they had a 4-5 year agreement where they wouldn't iirc), and Suning have no choice but to take another loan to pay that off.
Until Suning/Zhang are gone our financal problems will get worse. Milan was just purchased by the 2 biggest MLB teams (Red Sox/Yankees), their owners are ripe with money.
For 2021-2022, we made a profit of €161.05m in transfers. €197.05m total - €36m in purchases. Yet we still need to come up with €60m by next summer...