First of all, Huadian Group is a central enterprise, and all its companies must be state-owned, which is no problem. As for the acquired enterprise, it depends on how it was acquired. At present, there are many ways to rob coal in power plants. I'm not sure whether it is acquired through formal channels. If so, that's no problem. It must be a state-owned enterprise.
The front is to answer your question, and the following are a few words. Why pay attention to state-owned enterprises? Not all state-owned enterprises are good, and some state-owned enterprises are much blacker than private enterprises, and their hierarchical relationships are complex, and they have never been mixed up in their lives. And the most important thing is Huadian's. I can say responsibly that Huadian Group is a leader in garbage, not to mention the enterprises it acquired. Among the five major power generation groups, Huadian is responsible for purchasing garbage, because it is big garbage. Others can't guarantee that the workload is twice that of their peers and the treatment is less than half that of their peers.