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Risks
1. Competitor Risks: KDDI faces stiff competition from its rivals in the Japanese market and beyond. With an ever-changing business environment, it is essential for KDDI to stay competitive by differentiating itself from its competitors and keeping up with new technologies.
2. Technology Risks: The success of KDDI’s growth strategy is contingent on its ability to keep up with new, emerging technologies. If KDDI fails to make the necessary investments in R&D and fails to keep up with technological changes, it will fall behind its competitors.
3. Market Risks: KDDI’s growth strategy is heavily dependent on the demand for its products and services in the Japanese market. If the market slows down or there is a shift in customer preferences, it could severely affect KDDI’s ability to grow.
4. Government Regulations: KDDI’s growth strategy could be negatively affected if the government introduces regulations that negatively impact the industry. Government regulations can also affect the pricing of services, and require KDDI to change its marketing practices.