Public enterprises are financed mainly by government grants.
Public enterprises are organizations that are owned and operated by the government, and their primary goal is to provide public services. These enterprises are not primarily focused on generating profits for their shareholders. Instead, they are funded by government grants to ensure they have the necessary resources to provide the services they were established to provide.
Although public enterprises may also receive funding from commercial banks and mortgage banks, government grants are the main source of funding for these organizations. The government provides these grants to ensure that public enterprises can continue to provide essential services to the public, such as healthcare, education, and transportation, among others.