High Leverage / Reliance On DebtSubstantial debt exposure raises refinancing and interest-rate sensitivity risks; high leverage constrains strategic flexibility and heightens vulnerability to credit stress. Over the medium term, this can limit capacity to invest or absorb shocks without raising costly external financing.
Persistent Negative Operating And Free Cash FlowNegative operating and free cash flows mean reported profits are not converting to cash, forcing reliance on external funding to sustain lending growth and service debt. This undermines self-funded expansion and raises structural funding risk over the next several quarters.
Moderate Revenue Growth And Declining EPSRevenue growth is moderate while EPS is contracting, suggesting margin pressures, higher costs, or funding expense impacts. Slower top-line momentum plus negative EPS trajectory weakens earnings durability and may limit reinvestment capacity over the medium term.