Capital investment is a broad term that can be defined in two distinct ways:

 

1. An individual, a venture capital group, or a financial institution may make a capital investment in a business. A sum of money is handed over as a loan or in return for a promise of repayment or a share of the profits down the road. In this sense of the word, capital means cash.

 

2. The executives of a company may make a capital investment in the business. They buy long-term assets that will help the company run more efficiently or grow faster. In this sense, capital means physical assets.

 

In either case, the money for capital investment has to come from somewhere. A new company might seek capital investment from any number of sources including venture capital firms, angel investors, and traditional financial institutions. The capital is to be used to further develop and market its products. When a new company goes public, it is acquiring capital investment on a large scale from many investors.

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