What is the guidance for fee‑related earnings and net income for the remainder of FY 2025, and what assumptions underlie those forecasts? | BRDG (Aug 07, 2025) | Candlesense
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What is the guidance for fee‑related earnings and net income for the remainder of FY 2025, and what assumptions underlie those forecasts?

Guidance Summary

The excerpt you provided from Bridge Investment Group Holdings Inc.’s Q2 2025 earnings release does not contain the Company’s explicit guidance for fee‑related earnings (FRE) or net income for the remainder of fiscal year 2025, nor does it disclose the assumptions that would underlie any such forecasts.

The information that is included in the summary is limited to the quarter’s actual results:

Metric (Quarter ended June 30, 2025) Value
Net income $2.8 million
Net loss per share (Class A) $(0.01)
Fee‑related earnings (Operating Company) $28.0 million

Because the press‑release excerpt stops at the Q2 results, the sections that typically follow—“Outlook/Guidance,” “Management Discussion,” or “Assumptions”—are not present. Consequently, there is no publicly disclosed guidance for:

  • Fee‑related earnings (FRE) for the balance of FY 2025
  • Net income (or earnings per share) for the balance of FY 2025

and therefore no stated assumptions (e.g., occupancy rates, fee structures, expense trends, capital deployment, market conditions, or macro‑economic outlook) that Bridge would be using to develop such forecasts.

What to Do Next

  1. Review the Full Press Release – The complete Q2 2025 earnings release (typically available on Bridge’s Investor Relations website, the SEC’s EDGAR system, or a full Business Wire posting) will include a “Guidance” or “Outlook” section if the Company chose to provide one.

  2. Check the Earnings Call Transcript – Management often discusses forward‑looking expectations and the key assumptions behind them during the earnings conference call. Transcripts are usually posted shortly after the call.

  3. Look for SEC Filings – Bridge’s Form 10‑Q for the quarter ending June 30 2025 will contain Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) which may include forward‑looking statements, guidance, and the assumptions underlying them.

  4. Contact Investor Relations – If guidance was not disclosed publicly, a request can be made to Bridge’s Investor Relations team for any forward‑looking information they are prepared to share.

Bottom Line

Based on the limited excerpt you shared, the guidance for fee‑related earnings and net income for the remainder of FY 2025, along with the assumptions that support those forecasts, is not disclosed. Accessing the full earnings release or related investor communications will be necessary to obtain that information.

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