#4524. Do enterprise ownership structures affect financial performance in Chinas power and gas industries?

August 2026publication date
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Business and International Management;
Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law;
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Abstract:
Analyzing state-owned and private enterprise performance can inform enterprise reform, guide structural adjustments, and promote sustainable development. This study established an entropy-TOPSIS (technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution) - GRA (grey relational analysis) evaluation model to assess four financial performance indicators, including solvency, operational capability, profitability, and development capacity, of listed state-owned and private enterprises in the power and gas industry from 20XX to 20XX. The results indicate no distinct financial performance differences between the two enterprise types, refuting the traditional view that state-owned enterprise performance is lower than private enterprises.
Keywords:
Enterprise performance; Entropy +TOPSIS+ GRA; Public utilities

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