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Graph-Based Financing Stress Identification for Enterprise Clusters in Industrial Parks

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Abstract

Industrial parks contain dense enterprise clusters with shared suppliers, common financing channels, related-party transactions, land-lease relationships, and local guarantee networks. Financial stress in one enterprise may spread to nearby firms through payment delays, joint borrowing, equipment leasing, and cross-guarantee arrangements. This study proposes a graph-based financing stress identification model for enterprise clusters in industrial parks. The model constructs a heterogeneous enterprise graph by integrating loan records, tax payments, trade invoices, guarantee contracts, park tenancy data, electricity consumption, and supplier-customer links. A graph neural encoder is used to learn enterprise risk representations, while a knowledge reasoning module identifies hidden financing stress paths caused by shared creditors, delayed receivables, and affiliated ownership structures. Experiments are conducted on a dataset covering 34 industrial parks, 46,800 enterprises, 720,000 invoice relationships, 118,000 loan records, 39,600 guarantee links, and 15,400 financing stress events over 42 months. The proposed model reduces median early-warning time from 68 days to 26 days compared with a financial-indicator-only baseline. The system identifies 7,920 park-level risk paths, including clustered overdue payments, shared-creditor pressure, and related-party debt exposure. Risk-path aggregation compresses 12,600 enterprise alerts into 3,180 investigation groups for park-level financial supervision. Monthly assessment of all enterprises is completed in 11.8 minutes, with a median inference latency of 46 ms per enterprise node. The results show that graph-based risk inference can improve financing stress identification in industrial parks by capturing both individual enterprise weakness and cluster-level financial dependency.

Keywords
Industrial park financefinancing stress identificationenterprise graphknowledge reasoninggraph neural networkcluster riskindustrial financial supervision
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Publication details
Journal
Markets, Organizations & Public Value
Volume
1 (2026)
Article number
mv20260083
License
CC BY 4.0