Cashflow
The company's operative cash flow has been impacted by a significant increase in working capital, driven by a notable rise in trade and other receivables. This suggests that the company's customers are taking longer to pay their invoices, which is a concern for the company's liquidity. On the other hand, the company's investment cash flow has been negatively affected by a substantial outlay on the acquisition of tangible and intangible assets, indicating a significant investment in growth initiatives. The financial cash flow has been impacted by a substantial repayment of non-current loans, which may indicate a reduction in the company's debt burden. Overall, the company's cash flow management appears to be a key area of focus, with a need to improve working capital management and optimize investment and financing activities.
*Future financing activities are not included in prediction
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