Are there any significant one-time items or non-recurring charges influencing the results?

Answer

Based on the press‑release excerpt you provided, the only financial details disclosed are:

• Revenue (before reimbursements): $323.0 million for Q2 2025, a 3 % increase over Q2 2024.
• Net income: $7.8 million (≈ $0.16 per diluted share) for Q2 2025, versus $8.6 million (≈ $0.17 per diluted share) in the same quarter a year earlier.
• The statement ends abruptly with “GAAP C…”, which suggests the release was truncated before the full GAAP‑reconciled results and any accompanying footnotes.

What this means for the question about one‑time or non‑recurring items

1. No explicit mention in the excerpt – The brief summary does not list any one‑time items, special‑purpose gains or losses, restructuring charges, asset‑sale proceeds, impairment write‑downs, or other non‑recurring expenses that are sometimes disclosed in earnings releases.

2. Typical practice – Companies usually highlight material, non‑recurring items in a “Management’s Discussion and Analysis” (MD&A) section or in a footnote titled “Non‑Recurring Items” or “Special Items.” If such items existed and were material, the press release would normally contain a line such as “Net income includes a $X million gain on the sale of …” or “Results are impacted by a $Y million restructuring charge.”

3. Possible truncation – The release ends with “GAAP C…”, indicating the text was cut off before the GAAP‑reconciled net income and any accompanying footnotes. It is therefore possible that a more complete version of the release (or the accompanying Form 10‑Q) contains a discussion of non‑recurring items that simply isn’t captured in the snippet you have.

4. What to do next –

   • Check the full press release on Business Wire or Crawford & Company’s investor‑relations site. The complete release typically includes a “GAAP reconciliation” table and may note any special items.
     
   • Review the SEC filing for the quarter (Form 10‑Q). The “Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements” section is where companies are required to disclose material one‑time or non‑recurring items.
     
   • Listen to the earnings call transcript (if available). Management often comments on any unusual items that affected the quarter’s results.

Bottom line

From the information you supplied, there is no evidence of significant one‑time or non‑recurring charges affecting Crawford & Company’s Q2 2025 results. However, because the excerpt appears incomplete, you should consult the full press release, the SEC Form 10‑Q filing, or the earnings call transcript to confirm whether any such items were disclosed. If none are mentioned in those more detailed sources, you can safely conclude that the quarter’s performance was driven by the company’s regular, recurring operations.