Negative Operating Cash FlowPersistent negative operating and free cash flow strains liquidity and raises reliance on external financing or equity raises. That can limit capital available for marketing, regulatory approvals and scale-up, slowing durable commercialization and increasing financing risk.
Volatile/declining Reported GrowthSteep negative revenue and EPS growth reflect volatile commercialization and profitability execution. Such swings hinder predictability for investment in R&D and distribution, complicate long-term planning, and can weaken negotiating leverage with partners and payors.
Very Small WorkforceA tiny employee base limits internal R&D throughput, regulatory, sales and commercial capabilities, increasing dependence on external partners. That constrains the company’s ability to scale operations and execute multiple concurrent product rollouts reliably over months.