How to transform state-owned enterprises into companies?

Enterprise restructuring is the reform of enterprise system, mainly aimed at state-owned enterprises. In this era, enterprise reform has become a trend. Enterprise restructuring not only plays an important role in the long-term development of enterprises, but also helps the national enterprise system to develop in a newer and stronger direction. So, what should state-owned enterprises do when they are transformed into companies? Enterprise restructuring: the so-called restructuring is to break the old enterprise system with ownership as the core under the economic system and establish a new modern enterprise system with property rights as the core in line with the laws of market economy. This definition accurately pointed out the focus of the reform of state-owned enterprises at that time-transforming wholly state-owned enterprises into companies with diversified investment subjects. Reorganization is an extension of state-owned enterprise reform and a process of perfecting and deepening modern enterprise system. The process of enterprise reorganization. The due diligence of the reorganization project in the working procedure of the overall change of the company (1) mainly includes the following aspects: 1, the legitimacy of the formation process of capital stock, the legitimacy of the formation process of assets, the operating status, the standardization of enterprises, the employment of intermediaries by enterprises, the determination of reorganization plans, capital increase and share expansion or equity transfer, evaluation and audit, and so on. (VIII) Pre-approval of the name (IX) Handling the establishment of state-owned shares (X) Applying for change (XI) Establishing a joint stock limited company (II) Scheme design for the establishment of a joint stock limited company through restructuring of a limited company (I) Share capital According to the provisions of Article 99, when a limited liability company is approved to be changed into a joint stock limited company according to law, the total amount of converted shares shall be equal to the net assets of the company. (2) According to the asset status, the promoters can make capital contributions in cash, in kind or intellectual property rights, and the physical objects, intellectual property rights or land use rights as capital contributions must be appraised and priced, and property verification must be carried out to convert shares. Where the promoters contribute capital with other non-monetary property, they shall obtain the ownership certificate or complete ownership. Intangible assets investment involves three aspects: land use right, trademark goodwill, patented technology and non-patented technology. According to the above, we can see that enterprise restructuring does not mean that it can be changed. When a state-owned enterprise is restructured into a company, it is necessary not only to have a detailed understanding of the original system of the enterprise, but also to make a correct judgment and long-term planning in advance on the operating situation and the nature and type of the company after the restructuring to ensure its normal operation.