Thin Absolute MarginsDespite improvement, very low gross and net margins leave limited buffer against input cost increases or pricing pressure. Structurally thin margins restrict ability to fund R&D, capex or cycle downturns organically, making long-term competitiveness sensitive to small adverse shifts.
Declining Cash ReservesThe balance sheet note on falling cash reserves flags a liquidity risk even with strong FCF. If cash buffers erode during an industry downcycle or higher capex needs, the company could face constrained flexibility for investments, dividends or opportunistic moves without raising external capital.
Limited ScaleA small workforce and likely compact operational footprint can limit R&D scale, production flexibility and commercial reach versus larger semiconductor peers. Structural constraints on scale may hinder long-term cost competitiveness, supplier leverage and diversification of customer exposure.