71 Zombie Stocks: What Do We Learn from Them? – Vol.1: The First 25 Companies - ZOMBIE STOCKS, #1

In financial markets, some companies continue to operate even though they are barely alive in economic terms. These firms generate little profit, carry heavy debt, and rely on external funding to survive. Such companies are often referred to as "zombie stocks." The term comes from the idea of a "zombie" — something that moves but lacks real life or strength. For investors, zombie stocks represent serious risks because they can collapse quickly when financial conditions tighten.