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Risks
1. Investor Incentives: The company offers incentives to investors, such as stock buybacks and dividends, which introduce additional risk if the share price declines and investors need to liquidate their position at a loss.
2. Regulatory Changes: The company is subject to the economic, political, and legal policies of governments. Unfavorable regulatory changes could adversely affect the company’s operations.
3. Competition: The company operates in a highly competitive environment and faces intense competition from numerous rivals. Increased competition could lead to lower pricing and reduced margins.
4. Trade Tariffs and Mobility Restrictions: Trade tariffs, along with mobility restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic, have the potential to disrupt the company’s supply chain and hinder its ability to meet customer demand.
5. Cybersecurity Risks: As a technology-driven business, the company is vulnerable to cyberattacks, which could cause disruption to operations and reputational harm.