Collapsed RevenueA ~99% year-over-year revenue collapse is a severe structural impairment: it destroys scale, undermines customer and market relevance, and prevents effective absorption of fixed costs. Over months this materially raises the likelihood of prolonged losses and constrains recovery pathways.
Persistent Negative Cash FlowConsistent negative operating and free cash flow indicate ongoing cash burn that depletes reserves and forces reliance on external funding. Over a 2–6 month horizon this heightens refinancing, liquidity and covenant risks, limiting the firm’s ability to invest, market, or stabilize operations.
Deteriorated Balance Sheet / Zero EquityA meaningful rise in debt alongside reported equity of zero removes the shareholders' cushion and increases leverage and insolvency risk. Without equity buffer, the company faces constrained financing options, weaker creditor negotiating power, and greater vulnerability to operational shocks over months.