Cash Flow WeaknessPersistent negative operating and free cash flows limit the company’s ability to self-fund capex, working capital, or meet debt obligations without external financing. Over a 2–6 month horizon this constrains financial flexibility, raises refinancing risk, and can force higher-cost funding or curtailed investments.
Net Margin VolatilityDeclining and volatile net profit margins suggest rising operating expenses or weaker conversion of gross profit to net income. This undermines earnings quality and can limit retained earnings available for growth, dividends, or debt reduction, posing a sustained headwind if not addressed.
Rising Debt TrendAlthough debt-to-equity remains manageable, the increase in total debt over recent years raises leverage and interest burden risk. If operational cash generation stays weak, this trend could erode financial flexibility and elevate default or refinancing risk over the medium term.