Collective enterprise demolition mainly targets synchronous expropriation and relocation of multiple entities in industrial parks, enterprise clusters, small and micro enterprise gathering areas, and contiguous factory zones. It features a wide demolition scope, numerous involved entities, unified policy standards, highly homogeneous disputes and concentrated collective demands. Most collective demolition projects support governmental area renovation, industrial upgrading, park renewal and contiguous infrastructure construction. Although overall policy standards are unified, practical irregularities frequently occur, including differential treatment, inconsistent compensation criteria, arbitrarily reduced compensation for individual enterprises, neglected collective rights and interests, and incomplete implementation of unified resettlement policies. A single enterprise is in a weak position with insufficient discourse power in individual rights protection, often resulting in uneven compensation standards and inadequately protected legitimate rights, which causes substantial overall losses for enterprise clusters.