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Did management comment on any supply‑chain or regulatory risks that could affect future performance?

Answer

Based on the excerpt of the press release that was provided, management’s commentary in the second‑quarter 2025 results for Cadre Holdings (CDRE) does not include any discussion of supply‑chain or regulatory risks that could affect future performance.

What was in the supplied summary Presence of risk‑related commentary
Announcement of consolidated operating results for the three‑ and six‑month periods ending June 30 2025.
Net sales: $157.1 million (Q2) and $287.2 million (six‑month).
Gross profit (truncated).		 No mention of supply‑chain constraints, component shortages, logistics challenges, or regulatory developments (e.g., new safety‑equipment standards, export controls, or government‑approval processes).

Why this matters

  • Supply‑chain risk – Companies that serve law‑enforcement, first‑responder, military, and nuclear markets often highlight exposure to raw‑material availability, component lead‑times, or transportation bottlenecks.
  • Regulatory risk – Because Cadre’s products are subject to federal, state, and possibly international regulations (e.g., export licensing, safety‑equipment certification), management sometimes discusses pending rule changes or compliance initiatives.

Since none of those topics appear in the provided excerpt, we can only conclude that management did not comment on supply‑chain or regulatory risks in the portion of the release you shared.

How to verify

  • Full press release – The complete Cadre Holdings Q2 2025 earnings release (typically posted on Business Wire, the company’s investor‑relations site, or the SEC’s EDGAR system) will contain the “Management Discussion and Outlook” section. That is where any risk‑related statements would be disclosed.
  • Form 10‑Q – The quarterly filing with the SEC (filed shortly after the press release) also includes a “Risk Factors” section that may elaborate on supply‑chain or regulatory concerns.

If you need a definitive answer, you would need to review either the full press release or the accompanying SEC filing. Based on the information you supplied, however, no such commentary was included.

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