Persistent Net LossesOngoing net losses erode equity and limit the company’s ability to self-fund growth. Persistently negative profitability undermines return on capital and requires either sustained margin improvement or external financing, raising execution risk over the next several quarters.
High Leverage And Declining EquityRising debt-to-equity and falling shareholder equity increase financial risk and reduce strategic flexibility. Higher leverage raises interest burden and constrains capital allocation, making the business more vulnerable to revenue volatility and limiting long-term investment capacity.
Free Cash Flow Vs Net IncomeWhile free cash flow has improved, the unfavorable FCF-to-net-income relationship reflects that cash generation is occurring alongside accounting losses. If net losses persist, cash conversion may prove insufficient to sustain growth without ongoing external funding, stressing durability.