Low LeverageA near-zero debt profile materially lowers solvency and interest-cost risk, giving management flexibility to fund operations via equity or cash reserves. Over 2–6 months this durable low-leverage position reduces bankruptcy risk and preserves optionality for strategic financing or restructuring if needed.
Growing Equity BaseA materially larger equity base provides a persistent capital buffer to absorb operating losses and fund asset growth without immediate insolvency risk. This structural increase supports longer runway, potential project investment, and reduces near-term refinancing pressure for the business.
Balance Sheet StrengthRelative balance-sheet strength is a lasting fundamental advantage vs. peers with higher leverage. It allows the company to withstand ongoing losses, pursue restructuring or strategic options, and limits cash interest drain—factors that preserve corporate viability over the medium term.