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A credit analyst observes that Horizon Tech's DSO (Days Sales Outstanding) increased from 45 days to 60 days over the last year, while EBITDA remained flat.
What is the most likely credit implication?
- Increased interest coverage
- Improved operating efficiency
- Deteriorating quality of earnings
- Higher FFO
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