Negative Equity And High LeverageNegative shareholder equity and extremely high debt-to-equity elevate solvency risk and constrain financial flexibility. Over months, this limits ability to raise low-cost capital, increases default or covenant risk, and can force asset sales or dilution if operating improvements stall.
Weak And Uneven Profitability MarginsPersistently low and volatile operating margins reduce internal funding for content and limit buffers against revenue shocks. For a production-led company, thin margins hinder reinvestment in higher-quality programming and weaken competitive positioning versus better-capitalized rivals.
Prior Reliance On Financing ActivitiesHistorical dependence on financing inflows suggests operating cash generation was insufficient in prior periods. If operating cash improvement is not sustained, the company faces refinancing risk and higher funding costs, which can impair long-term content investment and growth plans.