Cashflow
The company's operating cash flow appears to be under pressure due to increased working capital requirements, particularly in trade and other receivables. This is likely driven by the growth in revenue and sales, which has outpaced the collection of payments from customers. Furthermore, the increase in inventories suggests that the company may be experiencing difficulties in managing its supply chain or demand forecasting. On the investment front, the company's cash flow from investing activities is being negatively impacted by significant purchases of tangible and intangible assets, indicating a high level of capital expenditure. However, it is worth noting that this may be a strategic decision to drive growth and expansion, rather than an indication of financial distress.
*Future financing activities are not included in prediction
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