Steep Revenue DeclineA near-40% year decline in revenue is a structural red flag: it erodes scale economics, reduces pricing power and makes fixed-cost absorption far harder. Persistent top-line shrinkage undermines any recovery plan and necessitates either major product-market fixes or costly customer acquisition to reverse trend.
Deep Unprofitability Across MarginsVery large negative net margin and negative EBIT/EBITDA indicate the current business model fails to cover operating and overhead costs. This persistent unprofitability will deplete equity, limit reinvestment capacity, and require structural changes to pricing, costs, or business mix to achieve sustainable earnings.
Severe Cash Flow ChallengesNegative operating and free cash flows constrain day-to-day liquidity and strategic options, forcing reliance on external financing. Even with lower leverage, ongoing cash burn limits hiring, marketing and product development, raising the risk that the company cannot fund a sustained turnaround without new capital.