Declining RevenueA 15.7% year-over-year revenue decline is a material structural headwind that reduces operating leverage and makes fixed-cost recovery harder. Sustained top-line weakness erodes scale benefits, constrains margin improvement prospects and lengthens the timeline to achieve consistent profitability.
Severe Net LossesDeep negative net margin (~-90.7%) and negative EBIT/EBITDA indicate fundamental unprofitability, signaling structural issues in cost base or pricing. Persistent heavy losses deplete retained earnings, impair reinvestment capacity, and increase pressure for restructuring or external capital over the medium term.
Volatile And Negative Free Cash FlowVolatile free cash flow and negative FCF-to-net-income show cash conversion is unreliable, raising liquidity and funding risk. Over several months this limits ability to invest in sales, R&D or large contracts, and increases dependence on financing or asset sales to sustain operations and support growth initiatives.