Capital injection: If an investor wants to buy shares of a listed company, but its purpose is not to become a shareholder of the listed company, but to inject certain funds into the company to obtain investment income or improve the company's operating ability, in this case, the shares he buys belong to the category of capital injection. Equity transfer: If an investor buys shares of a listed company, its purpose is to become a shareholder of the company, so as to participate in the company's operation and management, control its decision-making or gain the benefits brought by the increase in equity value. In this case, the shares purchased by the investor belong to the category of equity transfer.
It depends on the intention and purpose of both parties to the transaction. Whether it is capital injection or equity transfer, it can supplement resources such as capital and talents for listed companies and improve their operating ability and market competitiveness.