How can a listed company determine whether it is state owned or private?

Judgment method: Enter the **** of the listed company you want to query. Press F10 and then click on the Shareholder Research item. In the shareholder research, you can see some of the company's major shareholders, as well as the actual controllers;

Among the actual controllers, you can see that some companies are such and such a person, and this category is private.

Some are local state-owned, such as the Gansu State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission; Some are state-owned, and their names are State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission;

To determine whether a listed company is state-owned or private, there are several steps:

Enter the **** of the listed company you want to query.

Press F10 and then click on the Shareholder Research item.

In the shareholder research, you can see some of the company's major shareholders, as well as the actual controllers;

6.Some are local state-owned, such as the Gansu State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission; Some are state-owned, and their names are State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission;

Investors can distinguish in this way: the ** with the prefix "Zhong" is the ** of state-owned enterprises, especially the ** of "China XX".

In addition, investors can also check from the top ten shareholders, if some of the top ten controlling shareholders have "a certain state-owned asset management committee", it means that this vote is also controlled by state-owned enterprises.

Whether it is a state-owned enterprise or a private enterprise, after being listed on the exchange, it means that it can raise funds in the secondary market, make use of the extensive idle funds in the society, expand the scale of the company, and improve the company's production efficiency.

Extended information: ** (stock) is part of the ownership of the joint-stock company, and it is also a certificate of ownership issued by the joint-stock company to each owner as a shareholding certificate for the purpose of raising funds and a valuable ** to obtain dividends and bonuses. **It is a long-term credit instrument in the capital market, which can be transferred, bought and sold, and shareholders can share the company's profits with it, but also bear the risk caused by the company's operating errors.

Each share** represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business. Every public company will issue a **.

Each copy of the same category** represents equal ownership of the company. The size of the ownership share of the company owned by each owner depends on the proportion of the number of shares held by the owner in the total share capital of the company.

** It is a component of the capital of a joint-stock company, which can be transferred, bought and sold, and is the main long-term credit instrument in the capital market, but the company cannot be required to return its capital contribution.

** It is a certificate that the owners (i.e. shareholders) of a joint-stock enterprise (listed and unlisted) own the company's assets and interests. The listed ** is called tradable shares, which can be freely traded on the ** exchange (i.e., the secondary market). Unlisted shares are not traded on the exchange, so they cannot be freely traded, and are called unlisted tradable shares.

This ownership is a comprehensive right, such as participation in shareholders' meetings, voting criteria, participation in major decisions of the company, receipt of dividends or sharing of dividends, etc., but also the risk of operating errors of the company is shared.

** is a valuable **, is a share certificate issued by a joint-stock company to investors when raising capital, representing the ownership of its holders (i.e. shareholders) to the joint-stock company. ** is the abbreviation of share certificate, which is a kind of value issued by a joint-stock company to shareholders as a shareholding certificate in order to raise funds and obtain dividends and bonuses. Each share** represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business.

**It is a component of the capital of a joint-stock company, which can be transferred, bought and sold or pledged for a value, and is the main long-term credit instrument in the capital market.

1. Private enterprises: All non-public enterprises are collectively referred to as private enterprises. In the "Company Law", the types of enterprises are divided according to the form of capital organization of enterprises, mainly including:

Wholly state-owned, state-controlled holdings, limited liability companies, shares (divided into listed companies and non-listed companies), partnerships and sole proprietorships, etc. According to the definition of the connotation of private enterprises, except for wholly state-owned enterprises and state-owned holdings, as long as there is no state-owned capital in other types of enterprises, they are all private enterprises.

2. Listed company: refers to the shares issued by the ** approved by the ** or *** authorized ** management department to be listed and traded on the ** exchange. The so-called non-listed company refers to its shares that are not listed early and are not traded on the exchange.

A listed company is a joint-stock limited liability company, which has the general characteristics of shares, such as shareholders bear limited liability, ownership and management rights.

3. The difference between the two: private enterprises can be transformed into listed companies, and can be transformed into modern joint-stock enterprises through restructuring; Compared with private enterprises, the biggest feature of listed companies is that they can use the best market to raise funds and widely absorb idle funds in the social preparation meeting, so as to rapidly expand the scale of enterprises and enhance the competitiveness and market share of products.

State-owned enterprises are state-controlled shares, but they are not traded in the secondary market, and listed companies are shares controlled by all natural persons and can be traded in the secondary market. In international practice, state-owned enterprises refer only to enterprises invested or controlled by a national or federal. In China, state-owned enterprises also include enterprises that are controlled by local ** investment.

**'s will and interest group register determine the behavior of state-owned enterprises. As a form of production and operation organization, state-owned enterprises have the characteristics of both profit-making legal persons and public welfare legal persons. Its profit-making nature is reflected in the pursuit of the preservation and appreciation of state-owned assets.

The fact that state-owned enterprises are usually set up to achieve the state's goal of regulating the economy and play a role in coordinating the development of all aspects of the national economy.