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- 1 The May 2024 acquisition of Rowman & Littlefield's academic publishing business…
- 2 The OCF/NI ratio compressed sharply from 2.35× to 1.35× between FY2022 and…
- 3 Bloomsbury's working capital position shows pressure from both sides of the…
- 4 Total debt grew 259.6% between FY2024 and FY2025, coinciding with the May 2024 acquisition of the Rowman & Littlefield academic publishing business…
- 5 The aggregate pressure on operating cash flow has intensified markedly.
- 6 SG&A as a proportion of revenue has risen from 42.2% to 46.6% over…
- 1 In FY2022, the group deployed £153m in investing outflows — equivalent to 48.6%…
- 2 Across FY2021–FY2025, reported net income rose from 10.0 to 17.0 while OCF…
- 3 Operating cash flow and net income have moved in opposite directions over the…
- 4 Between FY2021 and FY2023, total debt grew 132.4% while cash fell 37.6%…
- 5 The aggregate claim on operating cash flow from dividends, net equity outflows,…
- 6 NCC Group's cost structure has shifted materially over the four-year period to…
- 1 Broadcom’s November 2023 acquisition of VMware has reset the company’s balance…
- 2 Broadcom’s cash-conversion signal is hard to read because both sides of the…
- 3 Receivables and DSO are deteriorating even while the factoring programme is…
- 4 Broadcom’s debt load increased sharply in FY2024…
- 5 Broadcom is simultaneously servicing elevated debt, paying growing dividends,…
- 1 Revenue contraction meeting a high and sticky absolute dividend commitment…
- 2 Gross margin compression concentrated in FY2024–FY2025 coincides with a…
- 3 The FY2021 other investing cash outflow of €13,315m — an order of magnitude…
- 4 Interest coverage declined sharply and persistently across all five years, with the steepest single-year drop between FY2022 and FY2023…
- 5 Exceptional or special items appeared in every year from FY2021 to FY2025, with the gap between reported and normalised earnings ranging from €734m to €1,042m annually…
- 1 Operating leverage absent despite 149.6% revenue growth
- 2 Loom acquisition reset the balance sheet while operating margin remained negative
- 3 Cash generation materially decoupled from GAAP earnings
- 4 Buyback programme scaled to 52% of OCF without operating profitability