Negative Free Cash FlowDespite reported profitability, the company shows negative free cash flow with a steep -121.76% growth decline, signaling a material deterioration in cash generation. Persistent negative FCF forces dependence on external financing or working-capital draws, which can impair the firm's ability to self-fund growth and increase medium-term liquidity risk.
Thin Operating Cash CoverageAn operating cash flow coverage of only 1.11 provides a very slim buffer between reported earnings and cash generated. This limited conversion means modest increases in capex, inventory, or receivables could quickly create cash shortfalls, constraining reinvestment and increasing the likelihood of needing external capital within the next several quarters.
Earnings VolatilityThe company has exhibited historical fluctuations in net income, which undermines the predictability of profits despite recent strong margins. Such volatility complicates forecasting and capital allocation, may elevate perceived risk from lenders and investors, and could limit access to favorable financing terms over a multi-quarter horizon.