Did the company report any material impairments or write-offs during the quarter?

Based on the excerpt you provided from Horizon Technology Finance’s second‑quarter 2025 earnings release, there is no mention of material impairments, write‑offs, or any comparable charge during the quarter.

The summary only outlines the company’s business focus and the fact that it has announced its Q2 results; it does not contain any language such as “impairment,” “write‑off,” “charge,” “loss,” or “adjustment” that would indicate a material accounting write‑down or impairment expense.

What this means

• No reported impairments/write‑offs – The information available does not indicate that Horizon recognized any material impairment of assets or any significant write‑off of loan balances in Q2 2025.
  
• Possible omission – The excerpt is truncated (it ends mid‑sentence after “ended Jun”). If the full press release includes a detailed financial discussion, it might contain a statement about impairments or the lack thereof. However, with only the provided text, we cannot confirm any such event.
  

Bottom line: From the news snippet you shared, Horizon Technology Finance did not report any material impairments or write‑offs for the quarter. If you need a definitive answer, you may want to review the complete earnings release or the company’s Form 10‑Q filing for the quarter, where any impairment or charge would be disclosed in the “Management’s Discussion and Analysis” or “Notes to the Financial Statements.”