How do you say "foreign enterprise" in English?

A foreign enterprise, actually a Chinese abbreviation, refers to a "foreign-invested enterprise". There are two possibilities here. One is a wholly-owned enterprise, but a joint venture. Translated as follows:

1. Foreign-funded enterprise;

2. wholly foreign-owed enterprise or exclusively foreign-owned enterprises

3. Foreign-invested enterprises: foreign-invested enterprises

4. Sino-foreign joint venture: Sino-foreign joint venture

5. Sino-foreign cooperative enterprise: cooperative businesses

Extended information:

establishment means enterprise.

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n. establish; Enterprise; The establishment (usually opposed to change); Conservative establishment opposed to reform

1. Shopkeepers? would? once? have? been? pillars? of? the? Tory? establishment?

Shopkeepers were supposed to be an important pillar of the Conservative ruling clique.

2、The? hotel? is? a? well-run? establishment.?

this hotel is a well-run enterprise.

3、The? year,? month? and? day? of? its? establishment; ?

the year, month and day of the establishment of the joint venture;