What industries do industrial enterprises include?

Industrial enterprises, including mining, manufacturing and the production and supply of electricity, gas and water.

Industrial enterprises refer to profit-making economic organizations directly engaged in industrial production and operation activities (or services). Industrial enterprises need to meet the following conditions:

1, directly engaged in the production and business activities of industrial products (or industrial services);

2, there are necessary material resources and places to engage in industrial production and business activities;

3. Economically independent operation, independent accounting and self-financing;

4. Obtain legal personality in law.

Expanding knowledge: Enterprise is a concept of historical category, the product of social and economic development to a certain historical stage, and the product of modern socialized mass production and commodity economy. In the slave society and feudal society dominated by natural economy, modern enterprise organizations will not be produced.