Manhattan Bridge Capital Q2 net income drops 18.4% to $1.15 million; revenue falls 13.2% to $2.05 million
LOAN•Q2 results decline on lower revenue
Manhattan Bridge Capital posted Q2 net income of USD 1.15 million, down 18.4% from a year earlier.
Revenue fell 13.2% to USD 2.05 million, due to lower interest rates and origination fees amid increased competition.
Interest and amortization of deferred financing costs dropped 21.1% to USD 399,000 on lower average borrowings and lower SOFR rates.
Expenses rise and one borrower turns delinquent
General and administrative expenses climbed 13.0% to USD 495,000, reflecting higher payroll, legal, bank, appraisal, and travel costs.
A Florida borrower with USD 935,000 outstanding became delinquent; management recorded no credit-loss allowance, citing collateral value above principal.
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