Persistent Negative Cash FlowConsistent negative operating and free cash flow (FCF ~-82M TTM) indicates ongoing cash burn. This weak cash generation raises funding risk for sustaining operations or advancing development projects, increasing reliance on external financing which can dilute shareholders or raise leverage under strained markets.
Very Weak Profitability MetricsDeep net losses and extremely negative ROE show current operations and/or non-operating items overwhelm top-line gains. Persistent losses can erode equity, limit retained-capital funding for growth, and impair the company's ability to generate returns for investors absent sustained operational turnaround.
Elevated Execution And Funding RiskDespite recent operational improvements, the company remains exposed to execution risk on development projects and to capital-market conditions. Continued negative cash flow plus prior high leverage mean project delivery and expansion depend on successful financing or sustained margin improvement, increasing long-term uncertainty.