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Commercial Metals Company 
Metals / Rebar manufacturing
Risks
1. Commodity Risk: As with many other companies in the metals industry, Commercial Metals Company is exposed to various commodity risks such as price and demand fluctuations, availability of material inputs, and cost volatility.
2. Industry Risks: The company is subject to industry risks, such as competition from domestic and international rivals, shifting customer demand, and regulations.
3. Competitive Risks: Commercial Metals Company faces intense competition from other steel producers, leading to reduced profit margins and risks associated with adapting to changing customer demands.
4. Debt Risk: The company has a significant amount of debt on its balance sheet. This increases the risk of financial distress, should its refinancing efforts become more costly or economic conditions deteriorate.
5. Foreign Exchange Risk: CMC operates in multiple countries and is subject to foreign exchange risk due to changes in exchange rates.
6. Technology Risk: As with many companies, CMC is subject to challenges related to technology investments, which can lead to operational inefficiencies and increased costs.
7. Environmental Risk: The company is exposed to the risk of government regulation or potential damages related to environmental issues.
8. Credit Risk: CMC’s customers may experience financial difficulties, potentially leading to losses due to non-payment of invoices.
9. Natural Disasters: The company may face risks due to natural disasters and other catastrophes, resulting in supply chain disruptions and asset damage.