High LeverageA debt-to-equity ratio near 24x reflects significant leverage that can amplify losses and raise refinancing risk. Over the medium term this constrains strategic flexibility, increases interest expense sensitivity and makes capital management a persistent governance and risk focus.
Low Net Profit MarginA low 4.2% net margin despite strong revenues suggests limited bottom-line conversion, likely from financing costs or provisions. Persistently thin net margins reduce retained earnings for growth, heighten sensitivity to credit costs and limit resilience to adverse rate or credit shifts.
Thin Equity BaseAn equity ratio under 4% indicates a very thin capital buffer and heavy debt reliance. This structural capital weakness reduces shock absorption in downturns, may restrict future lending capacity without new equity, and raises the urgency of improving capitalization over months ahead.