Which of the following types of share investment does NOT qualify as a strategic investment?

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Strategic investments refer to investments where an investor holds a significant percentage of shares in a company with the intention of exerting a significant level of influence on the management and operations of the company. Significant influence investments (A), joint control investments (B), and controlled investments (D) all involve holding a significant percentage of shares and exerting a level of influence, therefore qualifying as strategic investments. Investments without significant influence (C) do not involve holding a significant percentage of shares or exerting a significant level of influence, and thus do not qualify as strategic investments.

Which of the Following Types of Share Investment Does NOT