High LeverageDebt-to-equity ~1.42 and equity ratio ~22.31% reflect relatively high leverage. Elevated debt levels constrain financial flexibility, increase interest expense sensitivity, and raise refinancing risk; in a downturn or rising-rate environment this could pressure cash flow and capital allocation decisions over the medium term.
Thin Net Profit MarginNet profit margin of only 0.85% leaves a thin earnings buffer despite strong revenue growth. Low bottom-line profitability makes the company vulnerable to small revenue or cost shocks, limits retained earnings for reinvestment, and constrains its ability to build reserves for strategic initiatives over time.
Declining Free Cash Flow GrowthFree cash flow growth down ~50.78% year-over-year and FCF to net income at 0.42 indicate weaker cash generation momentum. Declining FCF reduces capacity to deleverage, fund capex or return capital, and may reflect working-capital pressure or higher investments that burden near-term liquidity and strategic flexibility.