Zero Revenue In Latest YearRecording zero revenue indicates the company has not yet achieved commercial production or sustainable sales. That creates a long, uncertain path to internal cash generation, increases execution risk, and leaves project economics unproven until production and off-take are secured.
Persistent Net LossesRecurring net losses erode shareholder equity and reflect a cost base not supported by operating returns. Over time this trend can force repeated capital raises, dilute existing holders, and make it harder to attract non-dilutive financing until the project demonstrates clear revenue generation.
Consistent Cash Flow BurnOngoing negative operating and free cash flow indicate the business consumes cash beyond accounting losses, raising financing needs. Structural cash burn increases reliance on external capital, heightens execution risk for development timelines, and can constrain ability to fund capex or sustain operations.