What does the enterprise share reform mean?

Enterprise share reform refers to the change of ownership form of enterprises, and the original sole proprietorship, joint venture or state-owned enterprises are invested, so that the original shareholders can become shareholders of the new company and social capitalists or investors can be introduced. Enterprise share reform is conducive to improving the corporate governance structure, improving the transparency and efficiency of the company, enhancing the competitiveness of the company and promoting its development and growth.

Enterprise share reform includes two major directions: one is to reduce the proportion of original shareholders, increase external shareholders, and introduce external funds and management; The second is listing, that is, listing the shares of enterprises, investing a lot of social capital, expanding the scale of enterprises, and improving the reputation and image of enterprises. Enterprise share reform is an important part of the reform of state-owned enterprises, and now the national policy strongly supports it.

Enterprise share reform can bring many benefits, such as reducing the cost of capital, increasing financing channels and enhancing the vitality and risk tolerance of enterprises. In addition, the share reform of enterprises can significantly enhance the competitiveness and productivity of enterprises, promote enterprise innovation, and improve the management level and efficiency of enterprises, which is one of the important ways for enterprise development.