Ramp-up risk

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Ramp-up risk refers to the uncertainties and potential losses associated with increasing production, capacity, or supply chain activity from a pilot or initial level to full-scale operation, including delays, quality issues, cost overruns, delivery delays, and insufficient capacity planning.

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