In the bidder’s basic information form, the organizational structure column mainly requires filling in the company’s ownership structure or legal form. This includes different types of enterprises, such as sole proprietorship, joint venture, state-owned, private, public ownership, collective ownership, joint-stock and limited liability companies, etc.
Legally, the basic classification of enterprises is mainly divided into sole proprietorship (a single person or single shareholder has all ownership), partnership (operated by two or more people with joint capital, risks and benefits) ***share) and companies (such as limited liability companies, where shareholders have limited liability for company debts). These classifications are distinguished based on the capital composition, liability forms and legal status of the enterprise.
Specifically, state-owned enterprises refer to enterprises with all the property owned by the state, usually invested and established by the government, including enterprises founded by central and local agencies, institutions and social groups, as well as some enterprises that are responsible for their own profits and losses. public institutions and corporate enterprises engaged in production and operation.
Collectively owned enterprises are founded with collective investment by workers within a certain range, including enterprises invested by urban and rural workers as well as enterprises that some individuals gave up ownership after raising funds and were recognized as collectively owned by the industrial and commercial administration authorities.
Understanding these classifications is critical to completing the Bidder Profile Form, which reflects the company's ownership structure and operating model. Please fill in this column accurately based on your company's actual situation.