The topic of predicting company bankruptcy has attracted significant interest among financial researchers and experts. Due to the considerable impact of financial distress on companies' stakeholders, the development of accurate methods and models for forecasting bankruptcy and financial failure remains a key area of financial research. Investors consistently expect their capital to be secure and to receive returns that reflect the risks undertaken. Furthermore, the capacity to predict financial crises in companies in a timely manner in order to prevent capital loss is of critical importance. To address this need, researchers have conducted extensive studies employing various models and methods to evaluate corporate financial performance and forecast bankruptcy. However, it is essential to note that no single method is sufficient on its own; the best outcomes are achieved by combining multiple approaches with expert professional judgement. One technique that has gained increased attention in recent years for f