Persistent Negative Cash FlowRecurring negative OCF and FCF undermine self‑funding ability and increase dependence on external financing or asset sales. Over months, this raises execution risk for investments, constrains dividend capacity, and forces management to prioritize liquidity over growth unless cash generation reverses.
Near‑zero Gross MarginExtremely thin gross margins limit the company's ability to absorb SG&A, R&D, or rising input costs. Without structural pricing power or lower COGS, profitability will remain fragile and any adverse cost shock can push core operations deeper into loss over the medium term.
Very Low Return On EquityA negligible ROE on a substantial equity base signals capital inefficiency: shareholder capital is not being converted into profits. Persistently low ROE compresses shareholder value creation and makes future capital allocation decisions critical to avoid long‑term dilution or stagnation.