Negative Profitability MarginsPersistent negative net, EBIT and EBITDA margins indicate the business has yet to translate revenue into sustainable profits. Over months this constrains reinvestment, limits retained earnings, and raises reliance on cash reserves or financing to cover operating needs during growth initiatives.
Historical Leverage And Negative ROEAlthough debt has improved, a negative ROE and history of high leverage increase vulnerability to revenue shocks. Capital structure constraints can limit strategic flexibility, raise financing costs, and hinder ability to pursue M&A or invest aggressively in user acquisition during competitive cycles.
Volatile Free Cash Flow HistoryEven with recent FCF improvement, past volatility signals inconsistent cash generation and potential working capital swings. This undermines forecasting reliability, complicates budgeting for marketing and product investments, and raises the risk that shortfalls could disrupt strategic plans.