When a company purchases the shares of another company with the goal of participating in new markets or technologies,they are considered non-strategic investors.

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Non-strategic investors are those who invest in companies with the goal of financial return, rather than seeking to participate in new markets or technologies. Strategic investors, on the other hand, invest in companies with the goal of gaining access to new markets or technologies that are important to their core business.

When a Company Purchases the Shares of Another Company with the Goal