Sharp Revenue DeclineA ~26% annual revenue drop in 2025 indicates material deterioration in top-line drivers, which is likely structural for several quarters. Lower scale reduces operating leverage, limits upstream dividend flows from subsidiaries, and raises the risk that earnings and cash generation will remain subdued until revenue normalises.
Operating Margin CompressionA sharp fall in operating margin to ~10.6% implies worsening profitability and weaker conversion of revenue into operating profit. Sustained margin pressure would depress ROE and internal funding for projects, forcing either higher leverage or reduced dividends and capex over the medium term unless margins recover.
Volatile Historical Cash FlowsHistorical swings — negative OCF in 2022 and very low FCF in 2024 — show cash generation can be cyclical and project/timing sensitive. Even with 2025 recovery, this volatility raises refinancing, dividend and capital-allocation uncertainty, making long-term planning and deleveraging harder.