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Tokyo Tatemono 
Real estate / Real Estate and Development
Risks
1. Default Risk: Tokyo Tatemono’s high debt load puts the company at risk for defaulting on its loans if it cannot service debt payments or refinance outstanding debt.
2. Credit Ratings Risk: Tokyo Tatemono’s high debt load also poses the risk of reducing the company’s credit ratings as lenders and investors will be less likely to trust the company with providing future borrowed money.
3. Interest Rate Risk: Tokyo Tatemono’s high debt load puts the company at risk of sharp increases in interest rates in the future which would increase total debt payments and further strain liquidity.
4. Liquidity Risk: Tokyo Tatemono's high debt load can limit the company's ability to generate sufficient cash flow to cover day-to-day operations and any unexpected costs.
5. Merger and Acquisition Risk: Tokyo Tatemono's high debt load also limits their ability to take on new acquisitions which could negatively impact their long-term growth prospects.
6. Financial Flexibility Risk: Tokyo Tatemono's high debt load reduces their financial flexibility which could leave them vulnerable to economic downturns and unable to take advantage of new opportunities.