The latest data point for RXRX's Operation Income in Q1'26 shows a loss of $128.5M USD, marking a slight worsening from the $108.3M USD loss in Q4'25 but remaining below the peak losses observed earlier in the period. Over the timeframe from Q2'23 to Q1'26, Operation Income has exhibited a volatile yet predominantly negative trend, starting with losses around $81.7M USD in Q2'23 and escalating to a high of $191.4M USD in Q1'25, before moderating to $108.3M USD in Q4'25. Year-over-year changes highlight instability, with significant declines exceeding 75% in several quarters (e.g., -98.6% in Q1'25) offset by occasional improvements, such as +41.0% in Q4'25 and +32.8% in Q1'26, suggesting potential stabilization amid ongoing operational challenges. The bar chart visualization underscores the persistent deficits, while the overlaid YoY line indicates fluctuating growth rates without achieving consistent positivity.