Reveal your hidden supplier risk

Enter quick details about your suppliers to see where risk levels are highest now. Then unlock your full report to explore how those risks shift under tariff pressure. These insights may surprise you, and help you act before disruption hits.

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Risk Calculator Results

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total suppliers in your supply chain

distressed suppliers are distressed pre-tariffs

tariff impact analysis XC% unlock to see the impact of tariffs on supplier risk

This assessment reveals your supply chain risk by industry (NAICS), comparing risk levels between public and private suppliers. See how key financial indicators, cash, leverage, and margins differ between high and low risk suppliers. Apply tariffs to stress test your exposure and understand how risk levels within your supplier network shift under trade pressure.

total suppliers in your supply chain

distressed suppliers are distressed pre-tariffs

private suppliers more private companies in distress than publics

tariff impact analysis increase in distressed suppliers when tariffs are applied

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Risk Summary Breakdown

Percentage of Suppliers in Financial Distress

Tariff Stress Test

Simulates the impact of tariffs on sectoral and public/private company risk levels within your supply chain.

Supply Chain Risk Analysis

Private suppliers present higher risk of disruption due to financial distress. Tariff impacts will cause more suppliers to experience financial distress, increasing rates of supply chain disruption.

Financially Distressed Suppliers

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Key sector Financial Profiles

This table presents the difference in financial profiles of Low Risk and High Risk suppliers in your key sectors.

Sector Low Risk Suppliers High Risk Suppliers

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Cash Ratio

Average cash balance divided by total current liabilities. Reveals immediate liquidity; weak suppliers may collapse under sudden cash flow stress.

Leverage

Average total debt divided by total assets. High debt increases fragility; strong balance sheets sustain supply during downturns or disruptions.

Operating Margin

Average operating profit divided by operating income. Shows resilience; profitable suppliers absorb shocks better than thin-margin, at-risk peers, and negative margins frequently signal an unsustainable operation.

Methodology

Sectors typically show higher risk than supply chain averages because supply chains gravitate towards the best suppliers in a sector.

RapidRatings has access to full financial statements for the suppliers which power the world's most complex supply chains. This analysis uses financial data current as of 6/30/2025 for the 2025 figures and current as of 6/30/2023 for the 2023 figures. The "Tariff scenario" simulates expected impacts for US suppliers of Trump Administration tariffs announced as of 6/30/2025.

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