Is Guo Tong Trust a state-owned enterprise?

Guo Tong Trust is not a state-owned enterprise, and its predecessor is Wuhan International Trust and Investment Company. Its main business contents are:

1, working capital trust, chattel trust, real estate trust, securities trust and other property or property right trust;

2. As the initiator of an investment fund or fund management company, he is engaged in investment fund business, enterprise asset reorganization, merger and reorganization, project financing, enterprise wealth management, financial consultancy and other businesses.

State-owned enterprises refer to wholly state-owned enterprises, wholly state-owned companies and state-owned capital holding companies that the State Council and local people's governments perform the responsibilities of investors on behalf of the state respectively.

As a form of production and operation organization, state-owned enterprises have both commercial and public welfare characteristics, and play a role in coordinating the development of all aspects of the national economy.

Status of state-owned enterprises

State-owned enterprises have a certain administrative nature. Due to historical reasons, the classification of state-owned enterprises is quite complicated. For the state-owned enterprises in China, those who invest or hold more than 50% of the state-owned assets are state-owned enterprises. 1978 before the reform and opening up, even until the end of the 20th century, state-owned enterprises have been the object of government support. The establishment of state-owned enterprises, a large part of government tax revenue was invested in state-owned enterprises, which led to the establishment and emergence of a large number of state-owned enterprises, some of which were transformed from the original government departments.

state-owned enterprise

State-owned holding companies are funded by the government and regulated by the Company Law. This kind of enterprise has both social public goals and economic goals, which support the social public goals. Such enterprises are mainly quasi-natural monopoly enterprises and pillar industries of national economic development, such as electronics, automobiles, medicine and airports.

It should be noted that such enterprises do not directly provide public services, but indirectly provide public services by paying dividends and bonuses to the state finance. If these enterprises have to perform some public functions due to special circumstances, the losses caused will be compensated by the state finance. However, after compensation, dividends cannot be exempted. Of course, through agreement and accounting, the two can offset each other.

In order to ensure that all kinds of state-owned enterprises can play their respective roles as much as possible, we should improve the evaluation index system of the two roles and give them different weights. Public function adopts public performance indicators, economic function adopts financial performance, supplemented by other performance indicators. The core indicator of public performance is social contribution rate, the core indicator of financial performance is the rate of appreciation of state-owned assets, and other performance indicators mainly include customer satisfaction, enterprise operation efficiency and enterprise innovation ability.