Very High LeverageA debt-to-equity ratio of 12.38 creates structural funding and refinancing risk. High leverage elevates interest expense sensitivity, reduces financial flexibility to grow the loan book or absorb credit shocks, and increases the likelihood of capital measures if market conditions or earnings remain weak.
Severe Revenue DeclineA >100% reported revenue contraction erodes scale economics and undermines the unit economics of lending. Sustained revenue weakness compresses margins, limits capacity to cover fixed costs, and makes restoring profitable loan origination more difficult without significant structural changes or reinvestment.
Profitability And Free Cash Flow DeteriorationNegative EBIT and net income margins coupled with deeply negative free cash flow growth signal sustained profitability and liquidity stress. This structural deterioration increases reliance on external funding, may force balance sheet repairs, and constrains strategic investments for at least the medium term.