Question
A borrower shows Net Profit of ₹20 crore for the year. However, operating cash flow is only ₹2 crore due to sharp increase in receivables and inventory. Debt obligations next year are ₹15 crore. What is the most critical credit inference?
Solution
High profit but weak cash flow → inability to service debt → liquidity risk.
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