Severe Profitability DeteriorationLarge, sustained net losses have materially impaired equity and persistently negative margins reduce the firm's ability to internally finance growth or rebuild capital. This undermines return generation and raises the probability of further capital actions over the medium term.
Persistent Negative Operating/free Cash FlowConsistent negative operating and free cash flow limits internal funding for loan growth, capex, and buffers against stress. Over months this elevates reliance on external funding, increasing refinancing and liquidity risk if market access tightens or funding costs rise.
Elevated Leverage And Weakened Equity BaseEven after some deleveraging, leverage remains high with a depleted equity cushion. This reduces resilience to credit shocks, may increase cost of funds, and constrains strategic options, leaving the company exposed if asset quality or funding conditions deteriorate.