Negative Operating And Free Cash FlowPersistent negative operating and free cash flow reduces internal funding for R&D, marketing and service expansion. Over months, this constrains reinvestment, increases reliance on external financing, and limits the firm's ability to scale its installed base organically.
Persistent Net Losses And Negative EBITOngoing losses and negative EBIT indicate the business has not yet translated revenue growth into profitability. Without margin improvement, persistent deficits will pressure reserves and could force cost cuts or dilute shareholders to sustain operations.
Operational Efficiency ChallengesDespite modest revenue growth, the lack of positive net income highlights inefficiencies in cost structure or pricing. Over 2-6 months, failure to improve margins limits free cash flow conversion and weakens the economics of scaling the consumable/equipment model.