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Corporate Fundraising Methods for Investment
To finance investments in productive assets, companies have several options for raising capital. They can engage in equity financing by selling ownership shares, debt financing by borrowing through methods like issuing bonds, or use internal financing by reinvesting their accumulated profits.
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