Revenue GrowthSustained top-line expansion (17.3% last year) shows the business can grow market traction and customer adoption. Over a 2–6 month horizon, persistent revenue growth supports scale benefits, gives management room to invest in margins, and improves prospects for long-term profitability if cost control follows.
Manageable LeverageLow leverage and a nearly 60% equity ratio provide financial flexibility and lower solvency risk. This structural balance-sheet strength allows the company to fund working capital or strategic investments without immediate refinancing pressure, giving time to execute margin recovery and revenue initiatives.
Improving Free Cash Flow TrendA large positive FCF growth rate from a negative base indicates operational cash-generation is improving. If management sustains this trajectory, it can convert revenue growth into real cash, reduce reliance on external funding, and fund capex or debt reduction—durable improvements for the next several months.