In Q1'26, SERV's operating cash flow reached -$41.4M USD, marking a significant deepening of negative cash generation compared to the prior quarter's -$29.6M USD. Free cash flow for the same period stood at -$42.9M USD, reflecting ongoing capital expenditures that further strained liquidity. From Q2'23 to Q1'26, both operating and free cash flows have exhibited a consistent downward trend, starting from relatively modest negatives of around -$2.9M USD and escalating to over -$40M USD by the latest quarter, indicating intensifying operational losses and investment demands. Notable acceleration occurred post-Q3'24, with free cash flow declining more sharply due to higher capex, while operating cash flow showed volatility but overall deterioration, underscoring potential challenges in SERV's cash management and profitability over this 3-year quarterly period.