this is the original question list "Does the company generate more cash than it consumes?

How much debt does the company have relative to its equity?
 
What is the trend of the company's retained earnings over time? 

What is the composition of the company's reserves and surplus? 

Is the company increasingly relying on long-term borrowings to finance its operations? 

Are deferred tax liabilities growing significantly? 

What is the reason behind large long-term provisions? 

How quickly are customers paying their bills (Trade Payables)?

Are there any significant changes or trends in other current liabilities?
 
What is the level of short-term provisions compared to previous years? 

Is the company's cash position sufficient to cover its short-term liabilities? 

How does the Income Statement link to the Balance Sheet?

How does the Income Statement connect to the Cash Flow Statement?

What are the major sources of cash for the company?

What are the major uses of cash for the company? 

Does the company consistently generate positive cash flow from operating activities? 

How do the company's cash flow patterns compare to its industry peers and historical trends?

Can the company meet its short-term obligations?

Can the company handle its long-term debt?

Is the company carrying a lot of debt? How would their financial situation change in a distressed market?

155.	Does the company have a strong cash position and good cash flow generation? Can it comfortably handle its debt obligations and potential downturns?

How much cash can the company generate during its remaining life?

Does the company have enough cash available to buy back stock, pay dividends, or invest profitably?

Is the company drowning in debt to fuel rapid growth with little or no profit?

How does the company's debt level compare to its industry peers? Is it using debt responsibly?

What is the company's cash conversion cycle? How efficiently is it managing its working capital?

Are there any off-balance sheet liabilities or commitments (like operating leases, joint ventures, etc.) that could impact the company's financial health?"


now i mixed & shorter the all above question into one question. your task is to select best final question from below list.

How strong is the company's financial health in terms of cash generation, debt management, and obligations, considering equity, reserves, earnings trends, and industry comparisons?

Assess the company's financial health, liquidity, and solvency.

Analyze the company's financial health with a focus on its cash flow, debt management, and liquidity. Can the company meet its current and future financial obligations, fund growth, and withstand economic downturns?

How does the company's financial health appear, particularly its cash position, debt levels, profitability, and ability to meet its financial obligations?

How financially healthy is the company, considering its cash flow, debt levels, and ability to meet its obligations both now and in the future?

How does the company's cash flow, debt, equity, and overall financial position indicate its financial health, operational efficiency, and ability to meet obligations and fund growth?

"What is the company's overall financial health, including its ability to generate cash, manage debt, and meet its obligations, and how does it compare to industry peers?

How is the company’s financial health in terms of cash flow, debt management, and obligation fulfillment, considering its earnings trends and industry comparisons?

Can the company generate adequate cash to cover its obligations, and how does its debt compare to peers? What are the trends in key financial metrics, and how do the statements interconnect?