SNSE, a company in its industry, undergoes Shariah compliance screening revealing strong performance in debt management and absence of non-permissible income, but challenges with high liquidity ratios. Overall, the company fails quantitative thresholds under major standards due to excessive cash holdings. Business activities in medical technology are permissible, with no identified non-compliant elements. Index exclusion underscores non-compliance, though purification is not required. Investors should monitor liquidity trends for potential future compliance.