Weak Free Cash Flow ConversionNegative FCF growth and a low FCF-to-net income ratio indicate earnings are not fully converting to free cash. For a project-heavy business this may reflect working-capital timing or capex needs for specialised equipment, limiting available cash for deleveraging, dividends or opportunistic expansion.
Declining Return On EquityA falling ROE signals the company is generating lower returns on shareholder capital versus earlier periods. Persistently declining ROE could reflect margin pressure, slower profit conversion or rising equity; this challenges management to improve capital efficiency and justify reinvestment decisions.
Project/contract Revenue VariabilityVysarn's reliance on project and contract work makes revenue and cashflow lumpy as wins, mobilisation and crew utilisation fluctuate. Structural variability complicates forward planning and can stress margins in quieter periods, increasing the need for backlog visibility and conservative financial management.