Persistent Cash BurnLarge negative operating and free cash flow indicate the business does not self-fund and continues to deplete resources. This structural cash burn necessitates external financing or partnerships, raising dilution and execution risk until cash generation reverses or new capital is secured.
Large Ongoing LossesMaterial and persistent net losses reflect a lack of operating profitability and weak margins. This undermines returns on equity, constrains reinvestment capacity, and increases reliance on capital markets or partners to sustain development programs over the coming months.
Weak, Inconsistent RevenueVery small and declining revenue versus prior year shows limited commercial traction and inconsistent top-line generation. A weak revenue base prolongs the path to profitability, increases funding dependence, and reduces ability to leverage revenues to cover fixed R&D and G&A costs.