Negative And Declining ProfitabilitySustained negative net profit and EBIT margins point to fundamental earnings weakness. Continued deficits erode shareholder equity, limit reinvestment capacity, and force cost or portfolio restructuring; profitability recovery is necessary to restore long-term capital returns and balance-sheet health.
Severe Revenue ContractionA roughly 68% reported revenue decline indicates material loss of demand or market share. Such a steep top-line drop weakens fixed-cost absorption and long-term growth visibility. Restoring sustainable revenue is critical to improving margins, cash flow and the company’s strategic options.
Volatile, Negative Operating Cash FlowNegative and volatile operating cash flow limits the company's ability to fund operations and capex organically, increasing reliance on external financing or asset sales. This raises liquidity and execution risk and complicates multi-period budgeting until cash conversion stabilizes.