What is Investment Recovery?
Investment recovery refers to the process in which investment funds are returned to investors in the form of monetary funds through the operation of investment projects after the investment is realized.
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- Investment recovery refers to the
- Investment recovery refers to the
- (1) Commodity recovery form: that is, the investment income is realized by selling income from selling commodities. (2) Service recovery form: that is to obtain business income by providing services to customers to realize investment recovery.
- (3) Recovery form of concession rights: The investment recovery of intangible assets, such as patents, know-how, manufacturing technologies, trademarks, etc., can be done by transferring concessions.
- (4) Indirect recovery form: The above four forms of investment recovery are directly dependent on
- 1. Excess material. Refers to inventory that exceeds a company's reasonable demand, perhaps due to an overly optimistic demand forecast.
- 2. Outdated materials. It is not likely to be used again by the company that purchased it.
- 3. Residual material. Refers to materials that can no longer be used, have been discarded, or are a by-product of the production process.
- 4. Waste materials. Refers to materials that have been destroyed, broken, or otherwise made unsuitable for further use or regeneration.