1. Merger, acquisition and reorganization. A listed company directly or indirectly exerts a dominant influence on another enterprise by purchasing its assets, stock rights, management rights or control rights.
2. Related party transactions, transactions directly occurring by related parties of enterprises, can save a lot of transaction costs in business negotiations and other aspects, thus improving transaction efficiency. Secondly, related party transactions use administrative power to match trading colleagues.
3. Corporate investment, statistics of listed companies' foreign investment details, including short-term securities trading and long-term equity investment, will help investors grasp the capital utilization and investment income of listed companies.