Persistent Unprofitable OperationsDespite strong gross margins, negative EBIT and net margins indicate structural operating inefficiencies or high SG&A relative to revenue. Without sustainable margin improvement, profitability will remain elusive, limiting retained earnings, reinvestment capacity, and long‑term shareholder returns.
Negative Operating Cash FlowOngoing negative operating cash flow and the need for cash support constrain the company's ability to self‑fund commercialization, training, and inventory for clinics. Persistent cash burn increases dependence on external financing and raises execution risk over multiple quarters.
Sharp EPS Contraction / Small ScaleAn ~83% EPS decline and a very small workforce highlight scale and operational leverage limitations. Small scale can slow clinical rollout, constrain marketing and support, and magnify single‑market or patient concentration risks, making consistent margin recovery and growth harder to sustain.