Sustained Multi-year Losses And Negative MarginsMulti-year operating and net losses erode retained capital and constrain reinvestment. Persistent negative margins make it harder to achieve self-funded growth and increase reliance on external financing or asset sales, a structural headwind over the next several quarters.
Persistent Negative Free Cash Flow / Cash BurnNegative free cash flow across multiple years signals structural cash burn. Even with positive operating cash flow recently, recurring negative FCF reduces financial flexibility, risks dilution or debt if funding is needed, and limits capacity to invest for sustained recovery.
Revenue Volatility And Eroding EquityWide revenue swings and declining equity indicate demand or timing instability and ongoing value erosion. Such structural volatility complicates planning and capital allocation, making sustainable margin recovery and predictable cash generation less certain over the medium term.