State-owned shares refer to the shares formed by state-authorized investment institutions or state-authorized investment departments investing in companies with state-owned property. State-owned legal person shares refer to shares formed by state-owned enterprises, state-owned enterprises and social organizations investing in companies independent of themselves with their legally disposable property. Both of them are state-owned shares and are supervised by the state-owned assets management department. However, due to different specific investors, there are also differences in equity management. In order to strengthen the supervision of state-owned shares of companies, the state has successively formulated the Implementation Opinions on the Management of State-owned Shares in Joint-stock Pilot Enterprises and the Interim Measures for the Management of State-owned Shares of Joint-stock Companies. [ 1]
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Brief introduction to the difference between memorabilia of state-owned shares reduction and other shares
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State-owned shares refer to shares invested by departments or institutions with the right to invest on behalf of the state (including state-owned shares converted from existing assets). Since most of China's joint-stock enterprises are reformed from large and medium-sized state-owned enterprises, state-owned shares account for a large proportion of the company's shares. Through reorganization, various economic sectors can coexist in the same enterprise, while the state can control more resources with less funds by holding shares, thus consolidating the dominant position of the state.
According to the different investors, state-owned shares are divided into four types: state-owned shares, legal person shares, individual shares and foreign shares.
brief introduction
State-owned shares generally refer to shares converted from state-owned assets evaluated by state investment or state-owned assets and confirmed by the state-owned assets management department. The owner of state-owned shares is the state, and the state-owned assets management institution or its authorized units and competent departments exercise the ownership function of state-owned assets.
The composition of China's state-owned shares, from the source of funds, mainly includes three parts:
1. Fixed assets of state-owned enterprises, circulating funds allocated by the state and various special funds formed by planned investment by the state;
2. Shares invested by financial departments and economic departments of governments at all levels in enterprises;