What was the trend in cash flow from operations and free cash flow in Q2 2025 versus the prior quarter and last year?
Answer
Based on the excerpt you provided from Bridge Investment Group Holdings Inc.’s Q2 2025 earnings release, the only financial figures disclosed are:
| Metric | Q2 2025 |
|---|---|
| Net income | $2.8 million |
| Net loss per share (Class A) | $(0.01) |
| Fee‑related earnings (Operating Company) | $28.0 million |
The summary does not contain any numbers or commentary on:
- Cash flow from operations (also called operating cash flow)
- Free cash flow (typically operating cash flow minus capital expenditures)
Because those cash‑flow figures are missing, we cannot determine:
- Whether operating cash flow increased or decreased compared with the prior quarter (Q1 2025).
- Whether operating cash flow increased or decreased compared with the same quarter a year earlier (Q2 2024).
- The direction of free cash flow (up or down) relative to either of those comparative periods.
What to do next
To answer the question definitively you would need to locate the complete press release or the company’s Form 10‑Q for the quarter ended June 30 2025, where the cash‑flow statement is normally presented. Those documents typically include:
| Cash‑flow line item | Q2 2025 | Q1 2025 (Prior quarter) | Q2 2024 (Prior year) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net cash provided by operating activities | … | … | … |
| Capital expenditures (CapEx) | … | … | … |
| Free cash flow (Operating cash flow − CapEx) | … | … | … |
Once you have those numbers, you can:
- Calculate the change (both absolute and percentage) versus the prior quarter and versus the prior year.
- Identify the trend (e.g., “operating cash flow rose 12 % QoQ and 8 % YoY, while free cash flow improved by 15 % QoQ but declined 4 % YoY”).
If you obtain the full earnings release or the SEC filing, feel free to share the cash‑flow figures here and I can help you interpret the trend.
Other Questions About This News
How does the company’s dividend policy or share‑repurchase activity look in light of the recent earnings results?
What specific items caused the net loss of $0.01 per share despite reporting a net income of $2.8 million?
How does Bridge’s current valuation (P/E, EV/EBITDA, price-to-fee‑related earnings multiple) compare to its main competitors in the real‑estate/asset‑management space?
What is the current debt profile and any upcoming maturities or covenant requirements that might impact liquidity?
How does the sentiment score of 10 (very positive) align with the actual financial performance and market expectations?
What are the key drivers behind the $28.0 million fee‑related earnings—e.g., new contracts, asset performance, or fee structure changes?
Are there any regulatory, market‑or‑industry trends (e.g., interest‑rate environment, real‑estate demand) that could impact Bridge’s fee‑related earnings going forward?
What is the expected impact of these results on the stock’s short‑term price movement and on institutional ownership levels?
How does the company’s risk‑adjusted return on assets compare to peers, and does the Q2 result change that metric?
What is the consensus analyst forecast for EPS and revenue for the remainder of 2025, and how does this release affect those expectations?
What were the revenue and fee‑related earnings figures for the same quarter last year and how do they compare to the $28.0 million reported this quarter?
What is the guidance for fee‑related earnings and net income for the remainder of FY 2025, and what assumptions underlie those forecasts?
Did the company make any significant capital expenditures, acquisitions, or disposals during the quarter that could affect future earnings?
How does the reported net income of $2.8 million and fee‑related earnings of $28.0 million compare to Bridge’s performance in the prior quarter?