Guangzhou Iron and Steel Enterprise Group Co.
Guangzhou Construction Group Co.
Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Group Co.
Guangzhou Wanbao Group Co.
Guangzhou Jiadu Group Co.
Guangzhou Light Industry and Trade Group Co.
Guangzhou Development Group Co.
Guangzhou Textile Industry and Trade Enterprise Group Co.
Guangzhou Motorcycle Group Company
Guangzhou Nonferrous Metal Group Co.
Guangzhou Department Store Enterprise Group Co.
Guangzhou Hitachi Elevator Co.
Guangzhou Jinfa Technology Co.
Guangzhou Pearl River Brewery Group Co.
Guangzhou Lippo Enterprise Group Co.
Guangzhou Baiyunshan Pharmaceutical Co.
Guangzhou No.4 Construction Engineering Co.
Guangzhou No.2 Construction Engineering Co.
Guangzhou Radio Group Co.
Guangzhou South China Rubber Tire Co.
Guangzhou Municipal Affairs Group Co.
Guangzhou Jinpeng Group Co.
Guangzhou Friendship Store Co.
Guangzhou Yufeng Enterprises Group Co.
Guangdong Yuejing Group Co.
Guangzhou Huotou Battery Group Co.
Panyu Pearl River Steel Tube Co.
Guangzhou Guangbai Co.
Guangzhou Automobile Group Trading Co.
Guangzhou Tianma Group Co.
Guangzhou Construction Machinery Construction Co.
Guangdong Advertising Co.
Guangzhou Panyu Cable Factory Co.
Expanded Information:
State-owned enterprises (SOEs), the state has the right of ownership or control of its capital, and the will and interests of the government determines the behavior of SOEs. State-owned enterprises are the backbone of national economic development and the pillars of socialism with Chinese characteristics...?
State-owned enterprises, as a form of production and management organization, have the characteristics of both commercial and public welfare, with their commercial nature reflected in the pursuit of the preservation and appreciation of the value of state-owned assets, and their public welfare nature reflected in the fact that the establishment of state-owned enterprises is usually aimed at realizing the state's goal of regulating the economy, and plays the role of reconciling the various aspects of development of the national economy.?
According to the division of state-owned assets management authority, state-owned enterprises are divided into central enterprises (state-owned enterprises supervised and managed by the central government) and local enterprises (state-owned enterprises supervised and managed by local governments). For individual central enterprises that have more special responsibilities in the process of national socio-economic development and are under the direct management of the State Council, these central enterprises are at the level of a full ministry.
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