Ongoing Operating LossesSustained operating and net losses erode retained earnings and constrain reinvestment capacity. Over 2–6 months this pattern increases the need for external financing, limits strategic optionality, and raises the probability that management must cut growth initiatives or dilute shareholders.
Persistent Negative Cash BurnConsistent negative operating and free cash flow indicate the business is not self-sustaining and will continue consuming cash. With ongoing burn, the company faces durable financing risk and reduced runway absent new capital or a clear, sustained shift to positive cash generation.
Deep Negative Shareholders' EquityMaterially negative equity reflects accumulated losses that weaken the balance sheet and limit borrowing capacity. Coupled with a very small asset base, this structurally increases solvency risk, impairs covenant flexibility, and reduces the firm's ability to absorb shocks or finance growth.