Sharp Revenue CollapseAn ~85% revenue decline in 2024 undermines scale and recurring cash generation, reducing operating leverage and impairing investment capacity. Such a steep structural drop increases execution risk and makes multi-month planning and recovery dependent on external events or capital raises.
Recurring Negative Cash FlowTwo consecutive years of negative operating and free cash flow indicate persistent cash burn. Reliance on financing or asset transactions to sustain operations raises dilution and execution risk, constraining the company's ability to fund exploration or capex without external support.
Volatile And Negative Operating ProfitabilityNegative operating margins and historical volatility in earnings reduce predictability and impair long-term return generation. Earnings driven by below-the-line items in some years suggest core operations are unstable, complicating strategic investment and cash-flow forecasting.