Declining Free Cash Flow GrowthAn almost 9% fall in free cash flow growth signals weakening cash generation momentum. If sustained, slower FCF growth can constrain dividends, capital investment and strategic flexibility, increasing reliance on retained earnings or external funding.
Moderate Return On Equity (5.50%)A 5.5% ROE points to modest returns on shareholders' capital relative to peers. Persistently low ROE can indicate limited reinvestment opportunities or inefficient capital allocation, which may hinder long-term shareholder value creation.
Signs Of Margin PressureA decline in gross margin hints at rising input, manufacturing or distribution costs or pricing pressure. If structural, these cost headwinds could compress profitability across healthcare and property segments, reducing earnings resilience over the medium term.