Is Qingdao Hisense Group a state-owned enterprise?

Qingdao Hisense Group is a state-owned enterprise. The full name of Qingdao Hisense Group is that Hisense Group Co., Ltd. was established in 1979, and Hisense Group Co., Ltd. is a famous household appliance enterprise in China. It owns three listed companies: Hisense Vidda (600060), Hisense Household Appliances (00092 1) and Sandian Holdings (6444), and its subsidiaries include Hisense, TOSHIBATV, gorenje, Kelon and Rongsheng. Headquartered in Qingdao, China, the company covers multimedia, home appliances, IT intelligent information systems and modern service industries. In the B2C industry with color TV as the core, the company has been at the forefront of the global industry; Hisense has also occupied a leading position in the B2B industry in the country and even the world by virtue of new kinetic energy such as intelligent transportation, precision medical care and optical communication. The development of the company is a microcosm of China's achievements in the past 40 years of reform and opening up. From Qingdao Radio No.2 Factory, which produced radios in the late 1960s, to Qingdao TV Factory, which achieved rapid development through the introduction, digestion and absorption of color TV sets in the 1980s, and then accelerated its development by taking advantage of the east wind of market economy in the 1990s, Hisense's industrial structure has become clearer in the new century, and its technological advantages and scale effects coexist. In the emerging field of intelligent transportation, the company's urban intelligent transportation market share has been the first in China for many years, and its products and solutions have been applied in 169 cities nationwide. The market share of the company's multi-link central air-conditioning products ranks first in China. At present, the company has 365,438+0 industrial parks and production bases in Qingdao, Shunde, Huzhou, Czech Republic, South Africa, Mexico and other places, and has 23 R&D institutions in Qingdao, Shenzhen, the United States, Germany and other places, initially establishing a global collaborative R&D system.