Manageable LeverageA moderate debt-to-equity ratio reduces near-term refinancing pressure and preserves strategic flexibility. Over the next 2-6 months this allows management to prioritize operational fixes or targeted investments without immediate solvency stress, supporting execution of turnaround measures if cash flows stabilize.
Increased Cash ReservesHigher cash reserves provide a durable liquidity buffer that lengthens runway for restructuring and operational recovery. This reduces urgency for distress financing, allows time for cost and revenue initiatives to take hold, and supports continuity of operations while management pursues stabilization.
EBITDA RecoveryA recovering EBITDA point indicates early operational improvements or cost discipline which, if sustained, improves cash generation potential. Over a multi-quarter horizon improving EBITDA is a durable precursor to restoring operating cash flow and moving toward scalable, profitable operations.