Research On Financial Performance Of State-owned Enterprises After Mixed Ownership Reform

Since the reform and opening up,the socialist market economic system implemented in China has promoted the rapid and stable development of social market economy.In this process,it has gradually highlighted the importance of the reform and development of Chinese enterprises in the process of China’s economic development.With the continuous advancement of the reform process,the reform of state-owned enterprises is also gradually deepened.Under this situation,the ownership structure and financial structure are constantly adjusted,accompanied by great obstacles to reform.The report of the 19 th CPC National Congress pointed out that the state should pay attention to the mixed ownership reform of state-owned enterprises.To meet this requirement,it is imperative to deepen the reform in order to build a world-class enterprise.In order to further test the effectiveness of the reform,in-depth understanding and analysis of the impact of China’s mixed ownership reform on enterprise financial performance is extremely important for the further upward development of China’s state-owned enterprises.As a comparison,the national pilot enterprise Jiangxi XX state-owned enterprise is selected as the case study object,which is evaluated by various evaluation standards such as intellectual property rights,enterprise management and incentive theory,and its financial performance before and after the mixed reform is analyzed and evaluated,so as to find the research direction of the financial performance of state-owned enterprises after the mixed ownership reform.Practice shows that the development idea put forward by the state has achieved remarkable results after the in-depth reform of XX state-owned enterprises in Jiangxi Province.The economic benefits of enterprises are rising and their competitiveness in the market is also improving.This paper also hopes that through the analysis and research of cases,it can provide some reference for other listed state-owned enterprises to improve their economic benefits after the mixed ownership reform.