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Your iRobot vacuum is in danger as the company bleeds out

The continued existence of iRobot is questionable, as it is spending the last of the money it has to keep its already-sold products alive in the hopes of finding more cash or a buyer.

A white robotic vacuum cleaner on a wooden floor near a light-colored wall and charging station, partially on a tiled surface.
Roomba – Image Credit: iRobot

The third-quarter financial results for iRobot were a disaster, with the company reporting it had cash and cash equivalents under $25 million. This is a considerable step down from its balance sheet in June, which said it had over $40 million available to it.

A drop in revenue in the quarter saw it bring in just $145.8 million for the period, versus $193.4 million in the year-ago quarter. The cash went down because of the reduced revenue, forcing it to rely on its cash reserves.

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