Cashflow
The company's operating cash flow has been impacted by higher financial expenses and less favorable working capital development compared to the previous year's period. This is likely due to increased interest payments on debt and a decrease in accounts receivable, indicating slower revenue collection. On the other hand, investment cash flow has been negatively affected by higher capital expenditures (CAPEX), suggesting that the company is investing heavily in new assets or projects. Financial cash flow has also been impacted by higher financial expenses, which may be due to increased borrowing costs or changes in interest rates. Overall, it appears that the company's cash flow performance has been influenced by a combination of factors, including changes in working capital, investment levels, and financial expenses.
*Future financing activities are not included in prediction
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