State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC): Jidong Cement and Wannianqing were selected into the latest list of "Double Hundred Enterprises"

2024-06-25 09:54:12

The "Double Hundred Enterprises" focus on creating a batch of modern new state-owned enterprises that truly operate according to the market-oriented mechanism; the "Science and Technology Reform Enterprises" focus on creating a batch of innovative state-owned enterprises that are driven by "two wheels" to deepen market-oriented reform and enhance the ability of independent innovation.

Recently, the SASAC website of the State Council announced the latest list of "Double Hundred Enterprises" and "Science and Technology Reform Enterprises", including China Building Materials International Engineering Co., Ltd. and Zhejiang Sanshi Southern New Materials Co., Ltd ; Tangshan Jidong Cement Co., Ltd., Jiangxi Wannianqing Cement Co., Ltd. and Xinjiang Qingsong Building Materials Chemical (Group) Co., Ltd. were selected into the list of "Double Hundred Enterprises".

Anhui Conch New Material Technology Co., Ltd. was selected into the list of "Science Reform Enterprises". "

Science and Technology Reform Action" and "Double Hundred Action" are special projects of state-owned enterprise reform organized by SASASAC of the State Council, aiming at creating more "models" and "top soldiers" for grass-roots reform and innovation.

Among them, "Double Hundred Enterprises" focus on creating a number of modern new state-owned enterprises operating according to the market-oriented mechanism; "Science and Technology Reform Enterprises" focus on creating a number of innovative state-owned enterprises driven by "two wheels" to deepen market-oriented reform and enhance the ability of independent innovation.

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