State-owned holding enterprises:
State-owned holding enterprises refer to enterprises whose state capital shares account for a relatively high proportion of the total capital of enterprises and are actually controlled by the state. Including absolute holding enterprises and relative holding enterprises. State-owned absolute holding enterprises refer to enterprises with more than 50% (including 50%) of state-owned capital, including state-owned enterprises that have not been restructured. A state-owned relative holding enterprise refers to an enterprise whose proportion of state-owned capital is less than 50%, but relatively higher than that of other economic components in the enterprise (relative holding), or an enterprise that is not greater than other economic components, but is actually controlled by the state according to the agreement (agreement control).
Enterprises jointly invested by three parties, two of which are state-owned enterprises, and the sum of state-owned capital exceeds 50%, should not calculate the state-owned capital according to the sum of the two enterprises, but according to the part actually controlled or controlled by the enterprise.
: the meaning difference between company and enterprise
1. An enterprise refers to a profit-making economic organization that combines human elements with material elements and independently engages in economic activities. The basic meaning of this definition is:
1, the enterprise is an economic organization;
2. Enterprise is a combination of human elements and material elements;
3. Enterprises have operational autonomy;
4. The enterprise is profitable.
According to the needs of practice, enterprises can be divided into different categories according to different attributes. For example:
1. According to the different organizational forms of enterprises, they can be divided into sole proprietorship enterprises, partnership enterprises and corporate enterprises;
2. According to the different legal attributes of enterprises, they can be divided into corporate enterprises and unincorporated enterprises;
3. According to different industries, enterprises can be divided into industrial enterprises, agricultural enterprises, construction enterprises, transportation enterprises, post and telecommunications enterprises, commercial enterprises and foreign trade enterprises.
2. According to relevant regulations, a company refers to a limited liability company and a joint-stock limited liability company, which has all the attributes of an enterprise.
Therefore, the relationship between companies and enterprises is a genus. All companies are enterprises, but all enterprises are not necessarily companies. A company is just an organizational form of an enterprise.