I'm not sure why, because, on paper, the company has been improving. It had a debt of $461 million in December, which is a significant year-over-year improvement. In December 2023, the debt was $565.6 million. Add to that $85.3 million in cash, which further reduces its liabilities to $375.7 million. I know there are other factors at play, but shouldn't this be enough of a sign to at least keep the stock stable, instead of continuously sliding down?
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