1. Strategic risk: non-compliance with macroeconomic policies, industries and industrial policies.
2. Financial risk: triangle debt troubles, broken capital chain, high debt ratio and low profit.
3. Market risk: There are many market variables, the unexpected risks caused by sudden changes in the market, such as the decline of consumers' purchasing power and the decline of raw material procurement and supply, which lead to a sharp decline in market share or anti-dumping and anti-monopoly charges.
4. Operational risk: internal management is chaotic, sales are not smooth, and shareholders withdraw their shares.
5. Product risks: risks caused by unqualified products, products with quality and defects, improper development of new products and service varieties, outdated products, untimely updates, overstocked products and unsafe products.
6. Policy risk: the impact of changes in government laws, regulations, policies, management systems and plans, changes in tax rates and interest rates or special rectification of industries, China's accession to the WTO, bilateral or multilateral trade frictions, etc.
7. Foreign exchange risk: the value of assets and liabilities denominated in foreign currencies of enterprises rises or falls due to fluctuations in foreign exchange rates, such as the impact of the recent appreciation of RMB on enterprise operations and import and export trade.
8. Personnel risk: unstable employees, improper appointment of directors, supervisors, managers or brain drain.
9. Natural disaster risk: losses caused by deterioration of natural environment, earthquake, flood, fire, typhoon and rainstorm.
10, public relations crisis: the enterprise was exposed by the public media for various reasons such as unqualified product quality, labor disputes, legal disputes, major accidents, etc., resulting in a sharp decline in the credibility and reputation of the enterprise.