Weak Cash GenerationNegative TTM free cash flow and low operating cash relative to earnings are structural concerns: they constrain the company's ability to fund capex, reduce debt, or return capital internally. Repeated weak cash conversion raises financing and execution risk over the medium term.
Stalled / Declining RevenueA decline in TTM revenue signals weakening demand or market share pressure, which reduces the growth runway. With revenue stalled, it becomes harder to leverage fixed costs, invest in expansion, or restore margins, making long-term earnings recovery more challenging.
Rising Total Debt (watch Item)An increase in total debt, even from a low base, is concerning given weak cash conversion. If debt continues rising while free cash flow remains negative, financial flexibility will erode and interest or refinancing needs could divert resources from operations or growth initiatives.