Improved Leverage (debt-to-equity)A lower debt-to-equity ratio materially reduces financial risk and interest burden, improving flexibility to fund R&D and commercial expansion. Over 2–6 months, sustained low leverage supports resilience through surgical sales cycles and reduces refinancing vulnerability.
Revenue Growth RecoveryPositive revenue growth indicates improving product demand and market traction in orthopedics. If sustained, this trend supports scale benefits, better margin absorption of fixed costs, and strengthens the platform for distributor/clinic partnerships over the medium term.
Strong Free Cash Flow Growth RateA large percentage increase in FCF signals operational improvement and progress toward cash generation. Even off a low base, continued FCF growth can enable self-funded investments in product development and post-sales service capabilities, improving long-term sustainability.