Declining Revenue TrendA ~13% revenue decline signals structural demand or commercial execution issues. Sustained top-line contraction reduces scale, strains fixed-cost absorption, limits reinvestment capacity, and can progressively erode margins and competitive positioning unless new client wins or service expansion reverse the trend.
Weak Cash GenerationA sharp drop in free cash flow and a 0.19 operating cash flow to net income ratio indicate poor cash conversion. Persistently weak cash generation constrains working capital, investment in growth or systems, and increases reliance on external funding, raising medium-term liquidity and execution risk.
Capital Raising / Governance ConstraintFailure to pass a share allotment resolution limits the company's ability to issue equity, reducing strategic flexibility to raise capital for growth, repair the balance sheet, or pursue acquisitions. That governance setback can materially constrain responses to structural funding needs over months.