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  • Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Faces Cash Flow Concerns Despite Profits
    May 31, 2026, 12:31 AM EDT. Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited (NSE:TINNARUBR) reported solid profits for the year ending March 2026, with a net income of ₹528.5 million. However, the company posted negative free cash flow of ₹520 million, signaling cash burn despite profits. The accrual ratio, measuring the quality of earnings against cash flow, stood at 0.29, indicating profit figures exceed actual cash generated. Additionally, a 5.2% increase in shares issued diluted existing shareholders' earnings per share (EPS). This dilution and poor cash flow raise concerns about the sustainability of earnings growth, prompting caution among investors. Analysts advise reviewing the company's balance sheet thoroughly to assess financial health.

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