Private enterprises may have some state-owned shares, but private enterprises do not.
Simply put, the nature of a company refers to the nature of its entities or subordinate departments, which is a category relationship used to distinguish working-class places.
The nature of the company is:
Administrative organization: Administrative organization is a general term for (administrative organization) and (institution). What is an administrative unit? Urban construction bureau, transportation bureau, housing authority, public security, inspection, law, taxation and other departments, tobacco bureau, audit bureau, development and reform commission, mayor, forestry bureau. Public schools, public hospitals, power plants, steel mills, water companies and banks are all considered as enterprise units. Because the suffix has XX limited liability company or XX limited liability company.
Public-private joint venture: Public-private joint venture is a mode of mutual cooperation between the public sector and private enterprises in the construction or operation of some public utility projects. For example, enterprises have the right to charge high-speed fees for 30 years, and after 30 years, they will hand over the expressway to the state.
Sino-foreign joint ventures: A Sino-foreign joint venture (also called a joint venture) refers to an enterprise in which both Chinese and foreign parties jointly invest and operate in China according to the laws of China, and share the profits, risks and losses in proportion to the investment. That is, foreign countries and China invest together, take risks together and make money together.
Social organization: refers to various social organizations, including political organizations, economic organizations (enterprises), cultural organizations, military organizations, religious organizations, etc. The United Nations is a social organization. XX Real Estate Construction Chamber of Commerce, XX Motor Vehicle Testing Industry Association and XX Education Association are all social organizations)
Foreign-invested enterprises refer to enterprises established in China in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of China and operated by foreign investors. (Foreign-invested enterprises)
Private enterprise: A private enterprise refers to a profit-making economic organization established or controlled by natural persons and based on wage labor according to Article 9 of the Provisions of the National Bureau of Statistics and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce on Classification of Enterprise Registration Types (1August 28, 998, Zi [1998] No.200). There are three types of private enterprises: sole proprietorship, partnership and limited liability company.