Everything mentioned above is very professional.

It just so happens that I am also an investor.

Say it in dialect.

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\x0d\Private equity: \x0d\When I went to Shanghai, I saw several private equity firms, and their operation was roughly like this.

Suppose you have 20 million, so you go to find large idle funds and find 80 million through various channels.

In this way, a fund of 100 million was collected.

Then set up an investment company.

Each investor holds their own proportion of the company.

Then invest in good projects, including investing in factories, investing in high-tech enterprises, investing in Internet companies, etc.

There will be dividends and profits after investment.

Of course.

More private equity investors do not rely on the companies they invest in to make money.

Often after investing in a company, the company will be listed on the market.

For example, let's say you start investing 20 million.

Going public is different.

The original stock market value of 20 million suddenly became 200 million.

Just make money.

\x0d\The above mentioned is private equity investment\x0d\ There is also a private equity fund, which is to take the money from Lao Bai and set up a fund to invest in stocks.

A company similar to a general fund.

There are many such companies now.

\x0d\\x0d\ Venture capital, usually huge amounts of money.

A professional investment company established, venture capital, including international and domestic venture capital.

But usually a large institution spends a large amount of money to invest in a promising company.

It does little more than private equity investment.

The difference is that private equity investment is more privately operated.

\x0d\\x0d\Currently, private equity investment does not have a clear legal identity.

This is why many private placements exist in the form of project companies.

It is not quite in line with the international standard private equity fundraising situation.

\x0d\\x0d\It's more complicated to say.

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