The revenues were in the Q2 report and shows declining revenues. You back out VYST revenues and you get a 12% decrease year over year
The balance sheet doesn't matter when a company is seeing declining revenues and is losing money after being in business for 60 years, it would be different if they were a growing new business but not as mature as they are.
People talk about NASDAQ and so on, if a public company posted declines like that with continued losses the stock would tank hard.