2019-06-23|閱讀時間 ‧ 約 3 分鐘

Equity Investors vs. Debt Investors

Photo Credit by Sofi Photography
Photo Credit by Sofi Photography
Many people don’t understand what is the difference between Equity Investors and Debt Investors. We would like to briefly explain the differences.
Equity = Investment
  1. For: generate future income, you don’t sell later
  2. Use: running cost, to run operation, ex. employee, marketing, rent
  3. Investors get: company shares, profit(income-expense) of the company (profit is not only expressed as money, but it could also be expressed as cost)
  4. Return on investment: is higher than Debt investor, but the risk is higher as well
  5. Investors’ Risk: company spend too much cost, and they can’t pay back to investors
  6. Investor need: help growth management
Debt = Loan
  1. Investors get: interest of the loan
  2. Return on investment: around 20% per year
  3. Investors’ expense: tax, bank fee
  4. For: sell later, depends on the company
  5. Use: buy material to manufacture the product, buy the product to sell later
  6. Advantage: Lower risk to keep the value
Please feel free to correct us, if we are wrong. Or if you have any question, please leave your comment, or discuss with us.
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