Negative Free Cash FlowPersistent negative free cash flow signals difficulty converting accounting profits into spendable cash after capex and working capital. Over months this constrains capacity to reduce debt, fund growth organically, or return capital, raising refinancing and operational risk if not corrected.
Very Low ProfitabilityExtremely thin net margins and negligible ROE indicate limited profitability and poor capital efficiency. Structurally, this reduces retained earnings for reinvestment, limits ability to absorb input cost shocks, and leaves returns to shareholders vulnerable absent sustained margin improvement.
Input-Cost SensitivityBusiness economics are highly exposed to volatile waste-paper/pulp, energy and logistics costs. Over the medium term, inability to consistently pass through higher input costs or optimize utilization can compress margins and worsen cash conversion, making earnings and FCF fragile.