An Investment Agreement of Additional Investment is a legal document between two or more parties that outlines the terms and conditions of an additional investment. This document typically includes details such as the amount of the investment, the rights and obligations of each party, and the restrictions that accompany the investment. It also outlines the legal and financial responsibilities of the parties involved in the investment agreement. There are two main types of Investment Agreement of Additional Investment: Equity Investment Agreements and Debt Investment Agreements. An Equity Investment Agreement is an agreement between two or more parties, typically a company (the “investor”) and an individual or group of individuals (the investedee”), wherein the investor provides capital to the invested in exchange for a share of ownership, or equity, in the invested’s company. This type of agreement is commonly used when a company is looking to raise capital to expand its operations or launch a new business. A Debt Investment Agreement is an agreement between two or more parties, typically a company (the “investor”) and an individual or group of individuals (the investedee”), wherein the investor provides a loan to the invested in exchange for a set period of repayment, with interest, over the life of the loan. This type of agreement is commonly used when a company is looking to borrow money to finance a project or purchase assets.