1. Inquire about the company's shareholding structure: State-owned enterprises generally refer to enterprises controlled or shared by the state or local governments. Therefore, we can judge whether a company is a state-owned enterprise by inquiring about its ownership structure. If the company's largest shareholder is the national or local government, or the state-owned holding company has a relatively high shareholding ratio, then the company is likely to be a state-owned enterprise.
2. Check the background information of the company: You can check the official information of the company, such as official website, annual report and announcements, to get the background information of the company. State-owned enterprises usually clearly indicate their state-owned background or state-owned holding information in official documents.
3. Use enterprise query tools: There are many enterprise query tools on the Internet, such as enterprise query and Tianyanchao, through which you can query the basic information of the company, including shareholder structure, registered capital and business scope. Through this information, we can preliminarily judge whether the company is a state-owned enterprise.
4. Check the company's business license: If there is a contact with the company's business license, you can judge it by checking the information on the business license. The business license of state-owned enterprises is usually marked with the words "state-owned" or "state-controlled".
5. Consult relevant departments or institutions: If you still have doubts about the nature of the company, you can directly consult local SASAC, industrial and commercial bureau and other relevant departments or institutions to obtain the most accurate information.
What are the requirements for establishing a state-owned company?
1, products are needed by society.
First, the products produced by state-owned enterprises must meet people's material and spiritual needs. The products provided by enterprises must meet the requirements of national quality standards, and they cannot provide fake and shoddy products, causing property losses to the people.
Second, for enterprises, the products produced can only be sold if they can meet people's needs, and enterprises can survive and develop.
2. Have the necessary energy, raw materials and transportation conditions.
Energy, raw materials and transportation are indispensable conditions for industrial enterprises to engage in production and business activities. Without these conditions, enterprises cannot engage in production and business activities. The law stipulates that newly established state-owned enterprises must meet this requirement, mainly for the sake of enterprises and to prevent waste of investment.
3. Have its own name and production and business premises.
The name is the symbol of the enterprise. The enterprise name can not only show the nature and appearance of the enterprise, but also help to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the enterprise. The place of production and business operation includes the residence of the enterprise and the place suitable for production and business operation.
4, in line with the provisions of the state funds.
Capital is a necessary condition for the survival of enterprises. There are three meanings: first, there must be funds; Second, these sources of funds must be legal; Third, the funds needed to start a business must reach the minimum amount stipulated by the state.
5. Have your own organization.
The organizational structure of an enterprise refers to the legal person organization of the enterprise, which undertakes various affairs on behalf of the enterprise externally and implements management functions internally. This kind of legal institution includes two forms: individual and collective. Individuals are the legal representatives of enterprises, such as factory directors and managers. Without organization, enterprises cannot engage in production and business activities.
6. Have a clear business scope.
Business scope is the definition of the content of production and business activities that an enterprise should engage in. A clear business scope limits the content of the enterprise's production and business activities. Due to the complexity of social production and business activities, each has its own laws, and the state has different regulations on different business scope matters. The state regards the business scope as a necessary condition for the establishment of enterprises, which is the need of state management, as well as the need to clarify the rights and obligations of enterprises and ensure the legitimate operation of enterprises.