In the latest quarter Q4'25, SERV's Gross Margin stands at -7.568%, reflecting ongoing negative profitability with a slight improvement from the Q3'25 low of -6.374%. Operating Margin is -45.694%, showing a modest recovery from -50.678% in the prior quarter but remaining deeply negative. Net Profit Margin is -38.858%, up marginally from -48.064% in Q3'25, indicating persistent losses across all metrics. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, the profit margins exhibit a volatile yet predominantly declining trend, with all three metrics—Gross, Operating, and Net—starting in triple-digit negative territory (e.g., Net at -127.65% in Q1'23) and briefly improving to single-digit negatives in Q1'24 (Gross at 0.628%, Operating at -8.15%, Net at -9.55%) before deteriorating again. Significant inflection points include the Q1'24 rebound, likely driven by cost efficiencies, followed by a steady erosion through 2025, reaching lows like Operating at -50.68% in Q3'25, underscoring challenges in sustaining margins amid operational pressures. Overall, the line chart reveals no sustained positive trajectory, with Net Profit Margin consistently the most negative, highlighting broader profitability strains for SERV.