In the past, the so-called enterprises run society, but those enterprises were different from those now.

They are not only enterprises in the modern sense, but also have local administrative management capabilities, such as police stations and even public security bureaus, public utilities (water supply, power supply), etc.

And now the companies you are talking about obviously do not have administrative capabilities (I mainly refer to private companies like BYD, many state-owned enterprises still have administrative capabilities).

I think consortiums are institutions with strong capital power, so the financial industry is most likely to have consortiums.

Now if the banking, insurance and securities industries can be completely mixed, several large consortiums will soon emerge.

And manufacturing is unlikely.

I don't know which industry you are referring to by "monopoly industry", but a monopoly in a specific industry does not necessarily involve a consortium, like Microsoft in the United States.