💰 GTIAS Risk Leaderboard

Financial Risk

Industries ranked by their exposure to financial solvency, valuation, and liquidity risk.

25 Industries Ranked

422 Total Industries Scored

FR GTIAS Pillar

What this tells you

High-scoring industries typically carry heavy capital structures, face margin compression from input cost volatility, or operate with low financial headroom to absorb demand shocks.

Top 25 — Financial Risk

Top 25 of 422 profiled industries, ranked highest to lowest. Score out of 5.0 — higher means greater structural risk exposure.

#	ISIC	Industry	Risk Score
1	0721	Mining of uranium and thorium ores	4/5
2	0510	Mining of hard coal	3.9/5
3	2432	Casting of non-ferrous metals	3.9/5
4	2012	Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds	3.7/5
5	7911	Travel agency activities	3.7/5
6	0729	Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores	3.6/5
7	1102	Manufacture of wines	3.6/5
8	2720	Manufacture of batteries and accumulators	3.6/5
9	3212	Manufacture of imitation jewellery and related articles	3.6/5
10	4220	Construction of utility projects	3.6/5
11	4290	Construction of other civil engineering projects	3.6/5
12	4661	Wholesale of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels and related products	3.6/5
13	5120	Freight air transport	3.6/5
14	6130	Satellite telecommunications activities	3.6/5
15	6491	Financial leasing	3.6/5
16	0119	Growing of other non-perennial crops	3.4/5
17	0122	Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits	3.4/5
18	0141	Raising of cattle and buffaloes	3.4/5
19	0144	Raising of sheep and goats	3.4/5
20	0145	Raising of swine/pigs	3.4/5
21	0149	Raising of other animals	3.4/5
22	0891	Mining of chemical and fertilizer minerals	3.4/5
23	1430	Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel	3.4/5
24	1920	Manufacture of refined petroleum products	3.4/5
25	2022	Manufacture of paints, varnishes and similar coatings, printing ink and mastics	3.4/5

Methodology

Rankings are computed by averaging GTIAS attribute scores within the Finance & Risk pillar for each of 422 profiled industries. Scores range from 0–5 — higher indicates greater structural risk exposure. No editorial weighting is applied. Learn more about the GTIAS methodology.