Stable Equity RatioA stable equity ratio indicates the company retains asset backing despite other weaknesses. Over the next several months this provides a structural buffer for creditors and can support negotiated refinancing, asset-backed lending, or selective divestitures to shore up liquidity and preserve going-concern options.
Positive Free Cash Flow GrowthA positive free cash flow growth rate, even from a weak baseline, signals improving cash conversion trends. If sustained, this structural improvement can help reduce reliance on external financing, support deleveraging plans, and fund targeted operational fixes over a 2–6 month horizon.
Public Exchange ListingBeing listed on an exchange gives durable access to capital markets and a governance framework. This structural position enhances options to raise equity or issue securities, improving the company's ability to execute recapitalizations or strategic transactions to address operational and balance-sheet weaknesses.