According to Cai Xi's survey. Com, listed companies have both state-owned enterprises and private enterprises. Only when these private enterprises complete the shareholding system reform, the company will no longer belong to the legal representative, but to the shareholders of the whole company. Even if some listed companies are private enterprises, their shareholders may hold shares in SASAC.
Listed company: refers to a joint stock limited company whose publicly issued shares are approved by the securities administration department authorized by the State Council or the State Council and listed and traded on the stock exchange.
State-owned enterprises: refer to state-owned enterprises, which are wholly state-owned enterprises and state-owned holding enterprises that the State Council and local people's governments perform the responsibilities of investors on behalf of the state respectively. These enterprises are the pillars of Socialism with Chinese characteristics.
Private enterprises: Private enterprises refer to companies established by natural persons. If these enterprises meet the listing requirements of the exchange, they can be listed on the exchange, and the investors who bought the shares of the enterprise are all shareholders of the enterprise.