Negative Operating Cash FlowConsistent negative operating cash flow (-48.74 million in 2025) shows the business is not converting operations into cash. This erodes liquidity, forces reliance on external funding or equity, and constrains the company's ability to invest in growth or cover fixed costs over the medium term.
Persistent Net LossesOngoing negative EBIT and net income indicate structural unprofitability. Over time, persistent losses deplete equity, limit reinvestment capacity, and make it harder to attract capital, raising the risk that operational fixes will be insufficient without material business-model changes.
Declining Revenue TrendTop-line decline from 584.96m (2021) to 491.97m latest suggests weakened demand or market share loss. Structural revenue contraction reduces operating leverage, makes fixed-cost absorption harder, and lengthens the timeline to sustainable profitability absent a clear revenue-recovery strategy.