Pre-revenue StatusBeing pre-revenue leaves the company without operating cash inflows and with limited revenue visibility, increasing execution and commercial risk. Over 2–6 months this elevates reliance on successful project development or financing to validate the business model.
Consistent Negative Cash FlowPersistent negative operating and free cash flow means ongoing funding needs and potential dilution from capital raises. This structural cash consumption constrains reinvestment, makes long-term planning dependent on external financing, and raises execution risk.
Eroding Equity And Negative ROEMeaningful declines in equity/assets and sharply negative ROE signal balance-sheet erosion from losses. This reduces the firm's financial buffer, limits borrowing capacity, and heightens solvency risk if losses continue, pressuring strategic flexibility long-term.