Recent Negative Free Cash FlowThe shift to negative free cash flow in 2025 weakens the firm's internal funding capacity for capex, debt service, and dividends. If this trend persists it could force reliance on external financing, constrain reinvestment, and reduce strategic flexibility, amplifying medium-term financial risk.
Margin VolatilityVariable gross and net margins and inconsistent EBIT/EBITDA margins point to exposure to input costs or uneven operational efficiency. Persistent margin instability undermines earnings visibility, reduces the benefit of revenue growth, and complicates longer-term planning for investment and shareholder returns.
Moderate Leverage RiskA moderate debt-to-equity level increases sensitivity to earnings and cash flow shocks. Higher leverage can limit borrowing capacity, raise interest burdens, and force deleveraging measures during downturns, restricting capital allocation choices and pressuring long-term strategic initiatives.