Did the company provide guidance or outlook for the third quarter or full‑year 2025 performance? | AIRG (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense

Did the company provide guidance or outlook for the third quarter or full‑year 2025 performance?

Answer

Based on the information in the news release you provided, Airgain, Inc. did not include any forward‑looking guidance or outlook for either the third quarter of 2025 (Q3 2025) or the full‑year 2025 (FY 2025) in its second‑quarter results announcement.

Why this conclusion is drawn

What the release says What it does not say
The release focuses on Q2 2025 results, a statement of the company’s execution of its growth strategy, and a list of “key milestones, including FirstNet Trusted certif…” There is no mention of projected revenue, earnings, cash flow, capital‑expenditure plans, or any other performance targets for Q3 2025 or the remainder of 2025.
The quoted CEO commentary is limited to operational execution and milestone achievements No forward‑looking statements, such as “we expect …” or “our outlook for the remainder of the year is …” are present.

What this means for investors or analysts

  • No guidance to benchmark against: Without a stated outlook, analysts cannot compare actual Q3 2025 results (when they become available) or FY 2025 results against a company‑provided target.
  • Potential need for follow‑up: If guidance is important for your analysis, you may need to look for a separate press release, a conference call transcript, or a filing (e.g., a Form 8‑K) that might contain forward‑looking statements. As of the date of this release (August 6 2025), none are included here.
  • Reliance on historical trends: In the absence of guidance, analysts often rely on historical growth rates, management commentary on market conditions, and comparable company performance to form their own expectations for future quarters.

Bottom line: The second‑quarter 2025 financial results announcement for Airgain, Inc. does not provide any guidance or outlook for Q3 2025 or the full‑year 2025. If you need that information, you’ll have to seek it from a later communication from the company (e.g., a Q3 earnings release, a year‑end filing, or an investor presentation).