Pre-Revenue & Large LossesBeing pre‑revenue with substantial TTM losses means no recurring sales to absorb R&D and certification costs. Continued operating deficits erode cash reserves, lengthen the path to self‑sustaining operations, and increase dependence on external funding to achieve commercialization milestones.
Persistent Cash BurnMaterial negative operating and free cash flow demonstrate the company consumes significant cash annually. Unless cash burn is reduced or new capital secured, ongoing outflows raise the likelihood of dilutive equity raises or debt, constraining strategic choices and slowing progress toward certification and revenue generation.
Dilution Risk From Financing FlexibilityCorporate events note increased share issuance capacity and an ESPP, which while improving financing flexibility also raise dilution probability. For a pre‑revenue developer likely to need repeated capital infusions, heightened dilution risk can reduce per‑share economics and complicate long‑term investor returns.