Search

The article discusses mixed-ownership reforms launched for centrally administered state-owned enterprises (SOE) in China. Topics covered include an increase in revenues and profits of SOEs overseen by the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) in the first quarter of 2017 and the need for SOEs to carry out institutional reforms in order to improve their business performance.

The article focuses on the economic condition of China. There is a 3.5 percent increase in the producer price index for manufactured goods according to the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics. All state-owned enterprises and non-public enterprises have made a total profit of 1.3 trillion yuan in the first three quarters. There was balance on the supply and demand at the international iron ore market.

Reports on the National Bureau of Statistics' (NBS) data showing an increase in the combined profits of state-owned and non-state enterprises in China, from January through September 2004. Annual sales revenue; Industrial profits; Taxes paid by state-owned and non-state enterprises.

Statistics on China's economy and businesses in 2013 are presented including the year-on-year profit growth of state-owned enterprises in the first eight months, the value of the forest ecological benefit compensation fund, and funds injected by the central bank into markets before October 1-7.

The author attributes corporate-profit erosion in China by mid-year 2012 to high inventory costs, a post-boom hike in wages and excess production capacity. Profits fell 22% at 2.3117 trillion yuan among industrial firms from January to June, with negative growth for 7 consecutive months since 2011 and down 13.2% until July among state-owned enterprises. The author warns profit margins in China will stay thin without industrial restructuring and improved competitiveness.

The article presents statistics topics related to the Chinese economy including the total amount of China's investments in the real estate sector from January-September 2009 and the drop in profits of China's state-owned enterprises during the first nine months of 2009.

The article reports on the drop in the combined profit of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) administered by the Chinese central government in 2008. These enterprises' combined profit dropped to 665 billion yuan, falling 30 percent from 2007, according to the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC). In a statement, SASAC said that the profit slump was caused by a series of natural disasters, the global economic downturn and policy-related losses.

The article reports that Guangdong Province, China has decided to cut retail prices of electricity after the discovery made by the local price regulator that the state-owned power grid company operating in the province made an exceptionally high profit. The regulator also discovered that the electricity distributor's rate of return was much higher than the average level in the world. Information is presented on the problems in the operation of power enterprises in China which are not willing to take on responsibilities but always demand price increases.

Reports on the growth of state-owned enterprises in China for the first three quarters of 2004. Production and sales; Growth in profit.

Reports on statistics released by the Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of China which showed an increase in profits of state-owned enterprises, for the first three quarters in 2004.

Reports on profit gains made by state-owned industrial enterprises in China from January to May 2000. Total profits generated during the period; Total losses; Total sales volume registered by state-owned enterprises in the industrial sector.