Is Master Kong a Japanese enterprise or a state-owned enterprise?

Master Kong is a state-owned enterprise.

Brand development of Master Kong;

Master Kong Group is mainly engaged in the production and sales of instant noodles, beverages and cakes in China. Instant noodles were produced from 1992, and the business was expanded to cakes and drinks from 1996; At present, Master Kong's three major products have occupied a significant market position in China food market. For a long time, Master Kong has continuously improved the sales network all over the country, making new products land on the market faster and more effectively, and making its products always in the leading position in the industry.

By the end of February, 20 1 1, Master Kong had 555 outlets and 9 1 warehouses, serving 6 188 dealers and 86,755 direct retailers. Master Kong has occupied a very favorable low position in the market and began to promote it in different ways. For example, launch instant noodles with different tastes in different regions; Master Kong's fresh shrimp and fish noodles are mainly promoted in coastal areas, and Master Kong's spicy beef noodles are mainly promoted in Sichuan, Hunan and other regions.

Master Kong is a food enterprise in China, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Fuzhou, Fujian. Master Kong is one of the famous brands of instant noodles in China, and has also set foot in other food fields, such as beverages and frozen foods.

Master Kong is not a Japanese enterprise, but a Chinese enterprise. Although Master Kong's name bears the Chinese character "Master", which is related to Japanese Lamian Noodles culture, it does not mean that Master Kong is a Japanese enterprise. The founder of Master Kong is from China, and the ownership and management of the company is also in China.

State-owned enterprises generally refer to enterprises controlled or owned by the state. Master Kong is not a state-owned enterprise. Master Kong is a private enterprise, and its equity is mainly controlled by the founder and his family. Nevertheless, Master Kong has a high reputation and influence in the China market, and is also one of the important roles in the food industry in China.

Master Kong's ownership has always attracted much attention. Master Kong is a well-known food brand in China, but its ownership belongs to Japanese enterprises or China state-owned enterprises. According to public information, Master Kong actually belongs to an enterprise in China. Master Kong's parent company is Master Kong, which was established in 1989 and is a listed company in China and Hongkong. Although Master Kong has business cooperation with Nissin Food Group in Japan, Master Kong is not a wholly-owned subsidiary or joint venture of Japanese enterprises. Therefore, Master Kong can be classified as a China enterprise, not a Japanese enterprise. This conclusion can be drawn from the registered place, ownership structure and management of Master Kong. As an enterprise in China, Master Kong has made great progress in the food industry, providing consumers with diversified and high-quality products.

To sum up: Although Master Kong has business cooperation with Nissin Food Group of Japan, Master Kong is not a wholly-owned subsidiary or joint venture of Japanese enterprises.

Legal basis:

Measures for the supervision and administration of state-owned assets transactions of enterprises

Article 8

A state-funded enterprise shall formulate a management system for the transfer of property rights of its subsidiaries and determine the examination and approval authority. Among them, the transfer of property rights of subsidiaries whose main business is related to national security and the lifeline of the national economy and mainly undertakes major special tasks must be approved by the state-owned assets supervision and administration institution at the same level of state-funded enterprises.

The transferor is an enterprise jointly held by several state-owned shareholders, and the state-owned shareholder with the largest shareholding ratio is responsible for handling relevant examination and approval procedures; If the shareholding ratio of shareholders in different countries is the same, one of the shareholders shall be responsible for the relevant examination and approval procedures after consultation by the relevant shareholders.