Enterprise demolition covers the expropriation and relocation of various market entities, including production enterprises, processing enterprises, industry and trade enterprises, and small and medium-sized private enterprises. Different from ordinary housing demolition, it focuses on protecting enterprises’ operational profits and long-term business value. Enterprise operation relies on comprehensive factors such as land, factory buildings, equipment, customer resources, operational qualifications and site layout. Demolition is not merely the relocation of real estate, but the restructuring of the entire business system. In practice, most enterprises encounter various problems during demolition, including unrecognized operational qualifications, under-calculated production suspension losses, uncompensated employee resettlement costs, no indemnity for intangible asset losses, and unassumed overall relocation losses. Some expropriation projects adopt a one-size-fits-all compensation standard while ignoring differences in enterprise scale, operation years, tax payment records and industry attributes. As a result, enterprises often bear far higher demolition costs than the compensation received, seriously hindering their sustainable development.