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Risks
1. Changes in Regulations: Limits on business activities as a result of changes in regulations or new regulations introduced by governments can affect Omron's business performance.
2. Competition: As the company operates in highly competitive markets, failure to stay ahead of the competition can adversely affect Omron's business.
3. Low Barrier to Entry: Low - barrier-to-entry markets can lead to rapid increases in competition and subsequently higher costs for Omron to remain competitive.
4. Technology Changes: Rapid changes in technology, particularly in the fields of automation, robotics, and sensors, can render some of Omron's technology obsolete.
5. Intellectual Property Rights: Third parties may make claims that Omron's products or capabilities violate their intellectual property rights.
6. Currency Exchange Rate Fluctuations: Currency exchange rate fluctuations can expose Omron to losses or other issues.
7. Litigation: Potential litigation, investigations, and disputes could arise, resulting in risks to Omron's reputation, financial resources, and relationships.