- The following are examples of nationalization of industries and state shareholdings in Japan and other countries.
- Japan: Japan
- Japan Post Group - Formerly state-owned, the government remains a major shareholder. It provides postal services and financial services (Japan Post Bank, JPI).
- JR (Japan Railway Company) - Prior to the 1987 privatization of Japan National Railways, JR was state-owned. It is now a private company, but the government owns a portion of its stock.
- Foreign countries:.
- State-Owned Enterprises in China - Many enterprises in China are state-owned, including Sinopec Group and State Power Investment Corporation, among others.
- Russia's Gazprom - the world's largest natural gas company, in which the Russian government owns more than 50% of the shares. It explores, produces, transports, and sells gas and has a significant impact on the Russian economy.
- EDF (Électricité de France) - is an electric utility in which the French government holds an 84.5% stake and is responsible for the supply of electricity in France. It operates a power generation facility that is primarily nuclear powered.
- Petrobras in Brazil - an oil company majority-owned by the Brazilian government that explores, produces, refines, transports, and sells oil. It has a significant impact on the Brazilian economy.
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