Persisting LossesDespite early revenue, the company remains loss making with continued negative EBIT and net margins. Until consistent positive operating profitability is achieved, the business faces structural risks: limited retained earnings, potential dilution from capital raises, and uncertain long‑term shareholder returns.
Negative Returns On EquityGrowing equity without positive returns signals inefficient capital deployment. Negative ROE over multiple periods erodes investor value and constrains the company's ability to fund expansion from retained earnings, increasing reliance on external capital and raising long‑term dilution and financing risk.
Volatile Cash FlowsYear‑to‑year volatility in operating and free cash flow undermines planning and raises execution risk for scaling production. Intermittent FCF swings limit predictable capex funding and make the company sensitive to operational disruptions or commodity cycles, complicating durable margin and growth forecasting.