Enhancing the inspection and supervision of the SOE restructuring

	Equitization must ensure the sale of state capital
	Remove “bottle-neck” for transferring enterprises to SCIC
	Prime Minister directs the enhancement of SOEs restructure and renewal

Enhancing the inspection and supervision of the SOE restructuring

According to the Work Program 2017, the Steering Committee for Innovation and Development will enhance the inspection and supervision of the SOE restructuring, especially equitization and sales of State capital in large enterprises; equitization and transform of agriculture and forest companies into two-member limited companies

Particularly, frequently monitoring and supervising the performance of restructuring and equitization of SOEs and divestments of State capital in enterprises through the reports of the ministries, sectors, localities and enterprises.

The Standing Steering Committee held a delegation to directly work at the ministries sectors, localities and enterprises to inspect and supervise the situation of restructuring and equitization of SOEs and State capital divestment in enterprises, associated with the inspection of the implementation of Resolution No. 35 / NQ-CP; To promptly grasp difficulties and obstacles to summarize and advise the Government and the Prime Minister in direction and operation.

Continuing to review public business units eligible for equitization under Decision 22/2015 / QD-TTg dated 22 June 2015 on transferring public business units into joint stock companies and basing on the Decision of the Prime Minister on the criteria and list of sectors and fields of public business units to be equitized and submit them to the Prime Minister for approval; and deploying the equitization of public business units according to the list approved by the Prime Minister.

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To monitoring, evaluating and summarizing the performance of production and business activities of SOEs; the operation of the enterprises after equitization, and the results of initial public offering (IPO); Results of state capital divestment; the situation of solving obstacles and difficulties for enterprises; and handling some SOEs, State groups and corporations which operate badly and make losses.