1. Business scope: Industrial companies involve physical industries, such as manufacturing, agriculture and service industries. The main business is to produce and sell products or provide services. Industrial companies directly participate in the real economy and are closely related to material production. Limited company has a wider business scope, which can involve various industries, including finance, science and technology, real estate and so on. The business scope of a limited company can be more flexible and diverse, not limited to physical industries.
2. Operational risk: Industrial companies bear greater operational risks because they directly face the production and sales links of physical industries. The operating risks of industrial companies include market demand fluctuation, raw material price change and competitive pressure. In contrast, limited companies can spread or reduce risks by purchasing insurance. The risk of a limited company is relatively small, because it can choose different business areas to operate.