Core Insights - Electrolux (ELUXY) has faced significant challenges in profitability, rising debt, and a difficult macroeconomic environment over the past years [1] - The company's stock has declined over 63% in the last five years [1] Company Challenges - Profitability issues have been a major concern for Electrolux, impacting its overall financial health [1] - Rising debt levels have added to the financial strain on the company [1] - The macroeconomic environment has posed additional challenges, affecting the company's performance [1]

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