Deere

1. Economic Risks: Deere Corporation operates in the agricultural, forestry, and construction industries, which are highly sensitive to changes in the global economy. A prolonged period of sluggish economic growth and a decrease in demand for agricultural, forestry, and construction equipment could have a significant impact on Deere's revenue and profitability.

2. Excess Capacity Risk: As demand for construction, agricultural, and forestry equipment has declined over the years, most manufacturers, including Deere, have been forced to reduce their production to address the effects of excess capacity. This has resulted in increased pressure on prices, which can harm Deere's profitability.

3. Technology Risk: With advances in technology, Deere must constantly invest in new technologies to stay competitive. A failure to invest in the latest technologies may result in a loss of market share.

4. Supply Chain Risk: Deere is vulnerable to interruptions in its supply chain as it relies on a number of suppliers to produce its products. Any interruption or disruption in the supply chain could adversely affect Deere's production and sales.

5. Government Regulations Risk: Deere must comply with various government regulations related to its operations. Changes in government regulations or policies can have a significant impact on Deere's business and profitability.