M&A: private financing first, then acquiring the company;
Reorganization: issue additional shares to the new owner, so that the new owner can become the largest shareholder and complete the backdoor process;
Holding a placard (equity battle): The major shareholder actively subscribes for the increased shares, so as to get rid of the shareholding ratio gap with the second shareholder and keep his position. Or two shareholders join a large number of vests to participate in the fixed increase, and finally secretly replace the status of major shareholders;
Overall listing: listed company A issues additional shares to affiliated company B, and company B subscribes for additional shares of A at the consideration of its own 100% equity, and A absorbs and merges with B to complete the overall listing. Or, the listed subsidiary A raises funds from the parent company B, and the proceeds are used to purchase the assets of B, and then the assets are injected into A, and finally the overall listing is completed;
Replenishing liquidity: pure money-circling behavior, expanding production scale or developing new products.