High LeverageA debt-to-equity of 2.26 is a material structural weakness: it raises fixed interest obligations and reduces financial flexibility. Over months this heightens refinancing and covenant risk, constrains capital allocation, and magnifies downside if operating results do not recover, pressuring long-term viability.
Declining Revenue TrendA ~25% revenue drop is a durable negative that erodes scale, weakens customer traction, and impairs ability to cover fixed costs. Unless reversed, sustained top-line contraction undermines margin recovery, limits reinvestment, and increases the likelihood of prolonged restructuring or business model adjustment.
Unprofitability And Negative ROENegative net income and ROE signal the company is destroying shareholder capital rather than generating returns. Persisting unprofitability depletes equity, limits internal funding for growth, and increases dependence on external capital, making long-term recovery harder without structural operational improvements.