Cashflow
Operative cash flow has shown a significant improvement in the current period, primarily driven by a stronger result, which indicates that the company's core business is performing well. However, the contribution from working capital release was lower than in the comparison period, suggesting some inefficiencies in managing inventory and accounts receivable. Investment cash flow remains a concern, with capital expenditure exceeding operating cash flow, indicating that the company is investing heavily in its assets to drive future growth. Financial cash flow has also been impacted by the increase in net debt, which may limit the company's flexibility to invest or pay dividends. Overall, while there are some positive trends in operative cash flow, the company's investment and financial cash flows require closer attention to ensure that they align with its strategic objectives.
*Future financing activities are not included in prediction
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