An investment in a project or company for the management of that company is a direct investment. The goal of investing is very different from making a profit, it is to own a company, or to maximize its value if possible. To make a profit, we buy a controlling stake and we have the opportunity to participate in the company's life, to make some effective decisions, to make a profitable purchase, to manage it.

Direct investment is the purchase of an asset, such as stocks or bonds, by an individual or company with the intention of generating income on that asset. Investors can choose to invest in single companies, markets, or entire industries. Direct investments are often riskier than other forms of investments because they require more time and money to manage.

Direct investment is a form of investment in which an investor acquires shares or other equity in a company rather than purchasing its bonds. As time progresses and stocks and shares become less viable, direct investment may become more popular

As the name itself implies, it is when an investment is made, with an investor buying an asset, such as stocks or bonds. These are then used to generate income, as well as help in the control of the organisation to a certain extent, as through such investments one will be able to participate in its running and improving its value too.