Recurring Revenue ModelA subscription/license-based model provides recurring, predictable revenue and higher customer lifetime value. For Sekur, recurring receipts support retention, allow clearer revenue visibility and scaling of SaaS economics, which helps fund product development and sales over multiple quarters.
Low Financial LeverageModest debt levels reduce refinancing and solvency risk, preserving financial flexibility. With debt-to-equity around 0.09, Sekur has room to raise capital or borrow against assets to support strategic investments or bridge cash burn while it works to stabilize revenue and margins.
Positive Gross MarginA positive gross margin indicates the core product covers direct costs, implying viable unit economics. This foundation means that, if Sekur can stabilize or grow revenue and control operating expenses, the business has a realistic path to operating leverage and eventual profitability.