I have encountered this problem before taking the career preparation exam. I went to look for information on purpose. What is the difference between the two, mainly the following three points.
1, with different definitions: central enterprises refer to state-owned companies directly under the relevant departments of the State Council; State-owned enterprises refer to enterprises with state-owned capital (local SASAC, finance) holding shares or wholly owned, and their investment behavior is determined by the will and interests of local governments.
2. Subordinate units are different: central enterprises are directly accepted by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, and some heads of central enterprises are organized by the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee; State-owned enterprises are usually under the jurisdiction of local governments.
3. Master different industries: Central enterprises are all industries that master the lifeline of the country, such as aerospace, science and technology, nuclear power, ships, weapons, electronic technology, oil and gas and other scarce resources; State-owned enterprises, such as water conservancy, electric power, construction, chemical industry and other industries, are non-monopoly resource-based enterprises, allowing private high-quality enterprises to invest and cooperate.