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Risks
1. Integration Risk: Celanese must ensure that the Nurdechem acquisition fits with its existing operations and strategy. Timing is of utmost importance, as any delay or mismanagement of the integration could cause costly disruptions and redundancies.
2. Political Risk: Changes in government regulations or policy could have a significant impact on the acquisition and its ability to succeed.
3. Competition Risk: As Nurdechem is a leader in its industry, there is a risk that other competitors could try to acquire it and give Celanese more competition.
4. Management Risk: The management team at Nurdechem must be prepared to make the transition and successfully manage the merged operations.
5. Financial Risk: Celanese must ensure that the investment in Nurdechem is profitable in the long-run, or it could take a significant loss.