High LeverageA debt-to-equity ratio near 2.95 reflects heavy reliance on debt financing, increasing fixed interest obligations and refinancing risk. Over months this constrains financial flexibility, amplifies sensitivity to revenue shocks, and limits capacity to fund growth or absorb operating losses without deleveraging.
Negative Free Cash FlowPersistently negative free cash flow and poor operating cash conversion indicate the company struggles to convert earnings into liquidity. This erodes buffer for capital expenditures, debt servicing, and working capital needs, raising the probability of liquidity stress or the need for external financing.
Ongoing Losses & Margin PressureNegative net margin (~-12.9%) and losses at EBIT/EBITDA levels show structural profitability challenges. Sustained negative margins limit retained earnings, hinder reinvestment, and increase dependence on financing to operate, making long-term improvement contingent on either cost restructuring or material revenue mix shifts.