Is the state-owned enterprise holding a state-owned enterprise?

State-owned enterprise holding itself is not a state-owned enterprise. State-owned holding enterprises refer to enterprises that are actually controlled by the state and account for a high proportion of the total capital of enterprises. These enterprises include absolute holding enterprises and relative holding enterprises. State-owned holding enterprises can be divided into two types: one is state-owned absolute holding enterprises, that is, enterprises with a proportion of state-owned assets greater than 50%; The other is a state-owned relative holding enterprise, which refers to an enterprise whose state-owned capital ratio is less than 50%, but relatively higher than other economic components in the enterprise, or an enterprise whose actual control right belongs to the state according to the provisions of the state agreement. In contrast, state-owned enterprises refer to enterprises invested or controlled by the central government or the federal government of a country. There are special provisions on the establishment and organization of a wholly state-owned company in law, and the company law shall apply. State-owned enterprises, referred to as "state-owned enterprises", refer to enterprises funded and actually controlled by the state. State-owned enterprises play an important role in China's economic and social development and are an important part of the national economy.