Sharp Revenue ContractionA ~54% revenue decline materially reduces scale, weakens pricing power, and makes fixed-cost absorption harder. This erosion of top-line undermines cash generation and margin recovery prospects, creating a multi-month headwind to restoring sustainable profitability and growth.
Sustained Operating LossesPersistent negative EBIT and net margins show core operations are unprofitable, limiting retained earnings and reinvestment capacity. Continued losses increase the likelihood of needing external financing, diluting shareholders or raising leverage, and impede long-term value creation.
Negative Operating Cash FlowOngoing negative operating cash flow reflects cash burn from core activities, pressuring liquidity and forcing reliance on financing. This structural cash deficit constrains capital allocation, heightens refinancing risk, and limits the company’s ability to respond to market or operational shocks.