The latest data point for NET's Operation Income in Q1'26 shows a loss of $61.99M USD, marking a deeper quarterly deficit compared to the $49.23M loss in Q4'25 and reflecting ongoing operational challenges. From Q2'23 to Q1'26, Operation Income has remained consistently negative, with losses fluctuating between $30.79M and $67.26M USD, indicating no profitability achieved over this 3-year period; the trend shows volatility, with a peak loss of $67.26M in Q2'25 and relative improvements in Q3'24 and Q2'24. Year-over-year changes have been mixed, starting positive (up to 38.23% improvement in Q2'24) but turning negative from Q1'24 onward, with the most severe decline of -93.86% in Q2'25, underscoring deteriorating performance in recent quarters despite some stabilization in Q3'25 (-21.65%). The bar chart for absolute income highlights persistent deficits, while the overlaid line for YoY reveals a shift from growth to contraction, suggesting intensifying cost pressures or revenue shortfalls for financial analysts to monitor closely.