Sharp Decline In Free Cash Flow GrowthA near‑80% drop in free cash flow growth signals stress in the cash available after capex, which can constrain reinvestment, bid capacity, or require external financing. For a project‑driven business, sustained FCF declines impair long‑term financial flexibility.
Thin Operating And Net MarginsLow EBITDA (2.28%) and net margins (0.60%) leave little buffer against cost overruns, contract risk, or input cost inflation common in construction. Persistently thin margins reduce cash cushion and increase sensitivity to project execution issues, pressuring sustainable profitability.
Earnings Volatility And EPS ContractionA roughly 38% decline in EPS highlights volatility in earnings delivery despite revenue growth. Such swings complicate capital planning and investor confidence, and may limit retained earnings available for reinvestment or cushioning future project setbacks.