Using only the annual report or financial statements I uploaded for {{company_name}}, explain the company's finances in plain language for someone with {{reader_background}}. Cover: (1) how the company makes money, in three sentences; (2) the income statement, with revenue, gross profit, operating profit, and net profit, the change from last year, and a page reference for each figure; (3) the balance sheet: what it owns, what it owes, and how much cash it holds; (4) cash flow: whether operations generate or use cash, and where the cash went; (5) five measures with formulas and workings: gross margin, operating margin, current ratio, debt to equity, and free cash flow; (6) risks and one-off items management mentions, quoted with page references; (7) terms a beginner might misread, defined simply. Finish by answering: {{specific_question}}. If a figure is not in the documents, say so instead of estimating. This is educational, not investment advice; recommend a qualified financial professional for any decisions.