Enterprise types of state-owned holding companies

State-owned holding companies can be divided into two types: pure holding companies and mixed holding companies. If a large state-owned group company or a large state-owned enterprise is reorganized into a state-owned holding company with the authorization of the State Council in accordance with Article 72 of the Company Law, the relevant laws and regulations of the state-owned holding company may be applied. This kind of group company is a general form of state holding, which is different from state holding company. One of the differences is that such companies are mixed holding companies, that is, while mainly engaged in production and operation, they can also operate state-owned assets through holding; The second difference is that this holding company may not be a wholly state-owned company, and its organization and behavior are generally regulated by the Company Law. Restructuring into such a state-owned holding company should generally meet the following conditions: (1) sound management system and good operating conditions; (2) Having perfect articles of association; (3) Its registered capital, net assets and total assets meet the minimum limits prescribed by laws and regulations; (4) Having an organization that meets the requirements of the Company Law; (5) Authorized by the State Council.