HCB Chapter 406 examines the reform plans of eight enterprises, including a soft drink factory.
Chapter 406 examines the reform plans of eight enterprises, including a soft drink factory.
"County Chief, the meeting is about to start!"
Just as the people behind Wei Xuemin were about to come in, Luo Kang stopped them.
"Ok!"
Qi Tongwei said that he had another meeting to attend.
"Everyone, go back now, come back this afternoon!"
Qi Tongwei looked at the people queuing at the door and then went to the conference room.
"Is everyone here?"
Qi Tongwei looked at Chu Tianjin and asked.
"County Chief Qi, everyone's here!"
Chu Tianjin replied.
"Okay, let's begin today's meeting!"
The first point concerns the calculation method for government investment in shareholding companies during this enterprise reform.
If a company's assets belong to the government, they should be included in the government's investment, including land, buildings, and equipment.
Because of its special circumstances, the food factory's assets were not included in the government's investment during the reform.
We need to change it later and increase the government's share to 80%.
Of course, we can also introduce 200 million yuan of social capital, which would eliminate the need to adjust the government's shareholding ratio.
If 300 million yuan of social capital is introduced, the government will hold a 51% stake.
Because advertising on television, in newspapers, and on provincial television and in newspapers is expensive, the food company's current funds are only enough for one month of advertising.
To better promote its food products, the food company can introduce social capital to increase its capital.
For other enterprises undergoing shareholding reform, the enterprise's assets must be included in the government's investment.
At the same time, we should introduce social capital as much as possible to increase the company's capital, so that the company can resume normal operations more quickly.
Qi Tongwei said.
"Yes, County Chief Qi!"
Yu Fushan and Chu Tianjin nodded.
"Next, let's study how to reform eight enterprises, including the soda factory."
The first working group will begin by introducing the basic information of these eight companies.
Qi Tongwei said.
"County Chief Qi, distinguished leaders, on behalf of the first working group, I would like to report to you on the basic situation of the eight enterprises, including the soda factory."
The soft drink factory has 431 employees, assets of 400 million yuan, liabilities of 1000 million yuan, and owes its employees 213 million yuan in back wages; the cannery has 546 employees, assets of 600 million yuan, liabilities of 1600 million yuan, and owes its employees 231 million yuan in back wages.
The tea factory has 467 employees, assets of 500 million yuan, liabilities of 1200 million yuan, and owes employees 186 million yuan in wages; the winery has 454 employees, assets of 600 million yuan, liabilities of 1300 million yuan, and owes employees 197 million yuan in wages.
The pharmaceutical factory has 568 employees, assets of 1200 million yuan, liabilities of 2300 million yuan, and owes employees 238 million yuan in wages; the textile factory has 508 employees, assets of 400 million yuan, liabilities of 1100 million yuan, and owes employees 204 million yuan in wages.
The building materials factory has 693 employees, assets of 800 million yuan, liabilities of 1700 million yuan, and owes its employees 306 million yuan in back wages; the paper mill has 245 employees, assets of 300 million yuan, liabilities of 1000 million yuan, and owes its employees 134 million yuan in back wages.
The company has a total of 3912 employees, total assets of 4800 million yuan, total liabilities of [amount missing], and owes employees a total of 1709 million yuan in unpaid wages.
Luan Zhihai, the leader of the first working group, gave a detailed introduction to the situation of the eight enterprises, including the soda factory.
"After the introduction by Team Leader Luan, everyone should now have a detailed understanding of the basic situation of the eight companies, including the soda factory."
The second working group, please present the preliminary reform measures you have devised for these enterprises!
Qi Tongwei said.
"County Chief Qi, distinguished leaders, on behalf of the second working group, I would like to report to you on the preliminary reform measures for eight enterprises, including the soda factory."
As times change and society progresses, people's living conditions will become increasingly affluent, and their demand for soft drinks will also increase.
Especially in summer, a sip of ice-cold soda makes you feel comfortable and refreshed.
In the future, soft drinks will no longer be expensive items that require a moment's hesitation, but rather something that can be bought readily and sold everywhere on the streets.
The soft drink industry has great potential for development.
Therefore, we believe that the soft drink factory has great potential for recovery and should undergo shareholding reform.
Canned food is no longer very popular in China and doesn't have much of a future prospect, but it is still very popular abroad and can be exported in the short term.
Therefore, we believe that the cannery has certain development prospects and is worth saving. It can be reformed into a shareholding system or sold off.
Tea has always been a staple beverage for people in our country, and the market prospects are huge. Our county also has a lot of tea, so we can create our own brand.
Therefore, we believe that the tea factory has great potential for recovery and should undergo shareholding reform.
As people's living standards continue to improve, the demand for baijiu (Chinese liquor) will also continue to increase.
Moreover, baijiu can also be used for sacrificial rites and medicinal wine making, showing great potential for development.
Therefore, we believe that the winery has great potential for recovery and should undergo shareholding reform.
As people's living standards continue to improve, they will pay more and more attention to health issues and will no longer endure many diseases but actively seek treatment.
The public's demand for medicines will continue to grow, indicating a promising future.
Therefore, we believe that pharmaceutical factories have great potential for recovery and should undergo shareholding reform.
The textile industry is now basically dominated by companies in eastern Guangdong and along the Han River. If we try to get into textiles, we simply can't compete with the companies in eastern Guangdong and along the Han River.
If we continue like this, it won't last much longer.
Of course, it could also be converted into a garment factory to produce clothing, but the cost would be relatively high.
The prospects for development are not promising.
Therefore, we believe that the textile mill is not worth saving and can be sold.
As the economy develops, urban construction will accelerate, leading to a greater demand for building materials.
The building materials industry has great development prospects.
Therefore, we believe that the building materials factory has great potential for recovery and should undergo shareholding reform.
With the development of paper stamping technology, many jobs will shift from handwriting to computer-stamped paper in the future, requiring more and more paper of varying quality and quantity.
It has great development prospects.
Therefore, we believe the paper mill has significant potential for recovery and should undergo shareholding reform.
Luo Kang, the leader of the second working group, introduced the preliminary reform measures for eight enterprises, including the soda factory.
"Everyone, please share your thoughts on the reform measures for the eight enterprises, including the soda factory, that Team Leader Luo introduced!"
Qi Tongwei said.
"County Chief Qi, I don't think selling the cannery and the textile factory is a good idea!"
The cannery owed 1600 million yuan in debt and owed 231 million yuan in unpaid wages to its employees; the textile factory owed 1100 million yuan in debt and owed 204 million yuan in unpaid wages to its employees.
With such a high level of debt and over two million yuan in unpaid wages owed to employees, would anyone actually buy it?
Yu Fushan said.
The debts of canneries and textile mills are so high that many people will be deterred from entering them.
Even if it were given away for free, nobody would want it.
“I agree with Deputy County Head Yu’s opinion. These eight companies have too much debt and are still in arrears with employee wages. If they are sold, there may be no buyers.”
It would be better to implement a shareholding system reform across the board.
Zheng Shanhai said.