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Obara Group (6877) · RiskFirst stated

Pandemic-related risks to customer capital investment, supply chains and procurement costs

First written in FY2020. . Latest entry: FY2020.

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Impact of COVID-19 on business operations, demand, human mobility, and supply chainsA theme 71 companies write about · 71 as a headwind · 0 as a tailwind

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  1. FY2020First statedAnnual report

    「If the global spread of diseases, including COVID-19, is not contained and develops into a pandemic, the resulting deterioration in global economic conditions could lead to adjustments in production and capital investment by the group’s major customers, difficulties in procuring materials and higher prices due to supply chain disruptions, and other effects that could affect the group’s performance and financial condition.」

    The company described for the first time, as a standalone business risk, the potential effects of the global spread of diseases, including COVID-19, on customer production and capital investment, supply chains, materials procurement, and prices.
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