Did the company return any capital to shareholders via dividends or share repurchases during the quarter? | LMB (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense

Did the company return any capital to shareholders via dividends or share repurchases during the quarter?

Answer

Based on the information supplied in the news release you provided, there is no mention of any capital‑return actions—such as cash dividends, stock dividends, or share‑repurchase (stock‑buyback) programs—being undertaken by Limbic Holdings, Inc. during the quarter ended June 30 2025.

Item in the release Presence of dividend or repurchase information
Total revenue & growth Reported (yes)
Net income (GAAP) Reported (yes)
Adjusted net income (non‑GAAP) Reported (yes)
Dividends paid Not disclosed
Share‑repurchase activity Not disclosed

Why the answer is “No information provided”

  • Typical earnings‑release format – Companies usually include a “Capital‑Return” or “Dividends and Share‑Repurchases” section if they issued a dividend or executed a buy‑back during the reporting period. The excerpt you shared only lists the financial‑performance highlights (revenue, net income, adjusted net income) and does not contain any such section.
  • No explicit statement – The release does not contain a sentence such as “The Company declared a cash dividend of $X per share” or “The Company repurchased X million shares during the quarter,” which would be the direct evidence needed to confirm a capital‑return activity.

How to verify definitively

  1. Read the full press release – The complete Limbic Holdings Q2 2025 earnings announcement (often posted on Business Wire or the company’s investor‑relations site) may contain a paragraph on dividends or share‑repurchases that was omitted from the excerpt you have.
  2. Check the Form 10‑Q – The SEC filing for the quarter (Form 10‑Q) includes a “Cash Dividends” line in the “Statement of Cash Flows” and a “Share‑Repurchase” note in the “Management’s Discussion and Analysis” (MD&A) if either occurred.
  3. Look at the “Dividends” section on the investor‑relations website – Public companies maintain a historical dividend table that shows the amount and date of any cash dividends declared.
  4. Review the “Share‑Repurchase Program” disclosures – If Limbic has an ongoing buy‑back program, the company must disclose the number of shares authorized, the amount of shares repurchased, and the total cost in the quarterly report.

Bottom line

From the excerpt you provided, there is no evidence that Limbic Holdings, Inc. returned capital to shareholders via dividends or share repurchases during Q2 2025. To obtain a definitive answer, you would need to consult the full earnings release, the company’s Form 10‑Q filing, or the dividend/repurchase history on Limbic’s investor‑relations portal.