What are the companies listed in China by foreign funded enterprises?

There are many foreign-funded enterprises listed in China, Unilever.

Konka, HP, Lenovo, Ricoh, Motorola, Hafei Automobile, FAW-Volkswagen.

Mitsubishi, Jiangxi Copper, Zhenhua Port Machinery, Qingdao Haier.

Nine Dragons Paper, etc., many, many, many others, have foreign investment.

Among them, foreign-invested enterprises.

The main forms are Sino-foreign joint ventures, Sino-foreign cooperative enterprises, wholly foreign-owned enterprises, and foreign-invested shares. For foreign investment listed in China, the country is still very supportive, which can promote the country's economic development.

Extended information: 1. What does a foreign-funded enterprise mean?

1) A foreign-funded enterprise refers to an enterprise established in China with all capital invested by foreign investors in accordance with the laws of the People's Republic of China. It is a branch of enterprises and other economic organizations in China that does not include foreign countries.

2) The entire capital of a foreign-funded enterprise belongs to the foreign investor. That is, foreign enterprises and other economic organizations or individuals invest in monetary or other statutory investment methods, and the ownership of all property belongs to the foreign investor. This distinguishes foreign-funded enterprises from Sino-foreign joint ventures.

It is also different from Sino-foreign cooperative joint ventures, which are entirely invested and organized by Chinese investors.

2. The basic characteristics of foreign-funded enterprises are:

1) A foreign-funded enterprise is an enterprise established within the territory of China in accordance with the laws of the People's Republic of China. This is the basic characteristic that distinguishes foreign-funded enterprises from foreign enterprises. The establishment of a foreign-funded enterprise must be in accordance with the laws of China and meet the conditions stipulated by the laws of China.

In accordance with the statutory procedures, the application for examination and approval shall be registered and established by the enterprise registration authority, and the domicile of the enterprise shall be in China. A foreign enterprise is registered and established in a foreign country in accordance with the laws of the foreign country and is domiciled in the foreign country.

2) Foreign-funded enterprises are independent economic entities. Foreign-funded enterprises are generally organized in the form of limited liability companies and have independent legal personality.

Able to bear civil liability independently.

This is different from the branches of foreign enterprises and other economic organizations in China.

3) When a branch of a foreign enterprise or other economic organization does not have the status of a legal person and its assets are insufficient to pay off its debts, the foreign enterprise or other economic organization to which it belongs shall be liable for repayment.

4) A foreign-funded enterprise is an enterprise established in China with all the capital invested by foreign investors, and the specific tax incentives should be determined in conjunction with the relevant enterprises.

List of major foreign-controlled enterprises listed on the Shanghai ** Stock Exchange.

1. Dongmu shares were listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in May 2004.

Listed. 2. Chenglin shares (002047) were listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in May 2005.

Listed on the small and medium-sized board.

3. Seagull Sanitary Ware (002084) was listed on the small and medium-sized board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in November 2006.

4. Xinlong Industrial (002105) was listed on the SME Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in January 2007.

5. Jinyi Industrial (601002) was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in January 2007.

6. Hanbell Precision Machinery (002158) was listed on the SME Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in August 2007.

7. SMIC (002162) was listed on the SME Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in August 2007.

8. LPSK (002333) was listed on the SME Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in January 2010.

9. Haoningda (002356) was listed on the SME Board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in February 2010.

A Chinese company listed in the U.S. is not considered a foreign company, and a foreign company refers to an enterprise established in China in accordance with Chinese law, which is jointly invested by a Chinese investor and a foreign investor, or by a foreign investor alone.

This Law applies to foreign investment within the territory of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as "within the territory of China") in accordance with Article 2 of the Foreign Investment Law of the People's Republic of China. "Foreign investment" as used in this Law refers to investment activities carried out directly or indirectly by foreign natural persons, enterprises or other organizations (hereinafter referred to as "foreign investors") within the territory of China, including the following circumstances:

1) Foreign investors alone or jointly with other investors establish foreign-invested enterprises within the territory of China;

2) The foreign investor acquires the shares, equity rights, property shares or other similar rights and interests of enterprises within the territory of China;

3) Foreign investors invest in new projects in China, either alone or jointly with other investors;

4) Other forms of investment as stipulated by laws, administrative regulations or regulations.

"Foreign-invested enterprises" as used in this Law refers to enterprises that are wholly or partially invested by foreign investors and are registered and established within the territory of China in accordance with the laws of China.

Legal Analysis:1Sino-foreign joint venture Xiangzheng enterprise;

2.Sino-foreign cooperative joint ventures;

3.Wholly foreign-owned enterprises;

4.Foreign-invested shares****.

Legal basis: "Law of the People's Republic of China on Foreign-Funded Enterprises" Article 2 The term "foreign-funded enterprises" as used in this Law refers to enterprises established in China in accordance with the relevant laws of China with all capital invested by foreign investors, excluding foreign enterprises and branches of other economic organizations in China.

Legal basis: Bobi Company Law of the People's Republic of China Article 145 A listed company shall, in accordance with the provisions of the law and the administrative regulations, disclose its financial status, business conditions and major lawsuits, and publish a financial accounting report once every six months in each fiscal year.

Foreign-funded enterprises are allowed to list in China in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

Conditions that need to be met:

a) ** has been publicly issued;

2) The total share capital of the company shall not be less than 30 million yuan;

3) The public offering of shares reaches more than 25 of the total number of shares of the company; If the total share capital of the company exceeds 400 million yuan, the proportion of public shares issued to the public is more than 10;

4) The number of shareholders of the company shall not be less than 200;

5) The company has no major violations in the past three years, and there are no false records in the financial and accounting reports;

6) Other conditions required by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

An existing foreign-invested joint-stock company applying for listing and issuance of A shares or B shares shall obtain the written consent of MOFTEC and shall meet the following conditions:

1) Foreign-invested joint-stock companies applying for listing and post-listing shall comply with the foreign investment industrial policy.

2) The foreign-invested joint-stock company applying for listing shall be an enterprise established or restructured in accordance with the regulations and procedures.

3) The proportion of unlisted foreign shares of a foreign-invested joint-stock company after listing shall not be less than 25 of the total share capital.

4) Meet other conditions required by relevant laws and regulations of listed companies.

1. The registered capital of the foreign-funded enterprise is in place.

1) The time limit for the foreign investor to pay the capital contribution shall be specified in the application form and articles of association for the establishment of a foreign-funded enterprise. Investors of foreign-funded enterprises may pay the capital contribution in installments, but the last installment of capital contribution shall be paid within three years from the date of issuance of the business license, of which the first installment of the capital contribution shall not be less than 15 of the total amount of capital subscribed by the foreign investor, and shall be paid within 90 days from the date of issuance of the business license of the foreign-funded enterprise;

2) If the foreign investor fails to pay the first installment of the capital contribution within the time limit specified in the preceding paragraph, the approval certificate of the foreign-funded enterprise shall automatically become invalid. After the approval certificate expires, the foreign investor shall apply to the administrative authority for industry and commerce for cancellation of registration and cancellation of business license, and if it fails to handle cancellation of registration and cancellation of business license, the administrative department for industry and commerce shall revoke its business license and make a public announcement.

2. The use of the registered capital of the foreign-funded company.

Although the minimum registered capital requirement of RMB 30,000 in the Company Law also applies to foreign companies, in practice, few clients can successfully register with less than USD 80,000.

At present, the minimum registered capital of a foreign-funded company in Shanghai is determined by the examination and approval of the Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Commission of the district where the company is registered. The Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Commission shall determine the minimum registered capital according to the characteristics of the enterprise's own industry and the scale of its development. According to our practical experience, the minimum registered capital is the result of a multi-party game with the investment project itself, the foreign economic cooperation commissions of different districts, and our communication.

The registered capital is not as low as possible, and there is a proportional relationship with the total investment, and the difference between the total investment and the registered capital can be fully prepared for the future borrowing of foreign capital, which is very important for your investment. The premise for foreign-funded import and export companies to enjoy the national tax rebate is to have the qualification of import and export rights and the qualification of general taxpayers, and the prerequisite for applying for general VAT taxpayers in many districts is that the registered capital reaches more than 500,000 yuan before they can apply.