RE: History7 Apr 2026 10:40
BI,
Ignorance in your part , let me educate you
EBITDA vs. Cash Flow: Understanding the Difference
positive EBITDA does not mean a company is cash flow positive. While EBITDA measures operational profitability, it ignores cash needed for working capital, capital expenditures (CapEx), interest, and taxes. A company can have high positive EBITDA but still have negative cash flow and run out of money.
Investopedia
They have been Ebita positive since Oct 2024, but still not generating cash