Bridge Investment Group Holdings Inc is a vertically integrated investment manager, diversified across specialized asset classes. The company combines its nationwide operating platform with dedicated teams of investment professionals focused on various specialized and synergistic investment platforms, including real estate, credit, renewable energy, and secondaries strategies. Its broad range of products and vertically integrated structure allow it to capture new market opportunities and serve investors with various investment objectives. The company operates Its business in a single segment, alternative investment management, diversified across specialized and synergistic investment platforms.

Bridge Investment Group Holdings Inc.

Bridge Investment Group is a self-described leading alternative investment manager focused on driving value across various verticals.

Bridge Investment Group

Bridge seeks to be a globally trusted investment manager offering exceptional returns to our investors, pursued with uncompromising principles. We are a high touch, detail-oriented investor in the commercial real estate and fixed income sectors. We are a people business. It is a privilege to serve as steward of our investors' capital. Our residents and tenants are the lifeblood of our assets. We strive to create vibrant communities where people are excited to live and work. We hire the best people and provide them with unparalleled opportunity to succeed and advance.

Following our earnings call this week, Executive Chairman, Robert Morse, highlighted Bridge's second quarter positivity and provided insights into how the firm looks to continue to build on the momentum for the second half of this year.

“Bridge reported improved financial results, with Total Revenue increasing 2% from last quarter, Fee Related Earnings to the Operating Company increasing 6% and Distributable Earnings increasing 10%. Looking ahead, we believe our differentiated model as a specialized, integrated owner/operator positions Bridge to deliver leading performance across carefully selected sectors spanning real estate, credit, infrastructure and secondaries, all of which should see strong upside in the coming quarters.”

Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q02KHX2n0

Following last week’s FOMC meeting, market participants appeared to coalesce around two points: a September rate cut looked increasingly likely, and the Fed was becoming more acutely focused on and concerned about the health of the labor market. These concerns manifested into market turbulence across the globe as last week’s jobs report underwhelmed by a meaningful margin. Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q02KCvL_0

Following nearly two years of tighter monetary policy, many global peers of the US have begun implementing rate cuts. Although unique market conditions in each country make it challenging to compare the timing of monetary policy decisions across regions, expectations for a September interest rate cut held firm following the FOMC policy announcement this week. Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q02JP1H-0

We are proud to share that Rachel Diller, Chief Investment Officer for our Workforce & Affordable Housing strategy, has been named to the National Housing Crisis Task Force, which aims to bring innovative housing solutions to communities nationwide.

Discover our latest insights in the latest AFIRE Journal, where we highlight pivotal trends within the logistics market. In an evolving macroeconomic climate with shifting logistics fundamentals globally, we offer four key themes outlining opportunities in the logistics sector for the year ahead. https://lnkd.in/gN7EMB_d

Consumer spending, which typically constitutes over two-thirds of US GDP, has been robust and has played a crucial role in driving US economic growth. Headline consumer sentiment readings from the past few years have told a different story, and getting behind the headline sentiment data reveals to some degree why consumer spending has remained resilient for some time but may be at risk of decelerating. Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q02H7JqG0

“The recent interest-rate reset has created an opportunity for Bridge Investment Group’s industrial net lease strategy.  We capitalize on our deep sourcing networks to find off-market and lightly marketed opportunities.” President and Co-CIO of Bridge Net Lease Industrial, Matt Tucker. View the final installment in our new five-part series on our industrial net lease strategy here: https://hubs.la/Q02GMX0L0

Throughout 2024, over 60 countries are hosting or have already hosted political elections, encompassing a significant portion of the global population. After recent election surprises—including France’s snap elections—markets have shown unease around political uncertainty ahead and the long-term implications of fiscal policy. Read more here: https://hubs.la/Q02GfC7h0

We are thrilled to share that Bridge Investment Group has ranked #8 in the 2024 PERE Credit 50 rankings. https://hubs.la/Q02FVkWc0

Our latest insights are featured in the AFIRE Journal, highlighting crucial themes in logistics markets. Amid a moderating macro environment and shifting fundamentals at the national level, we see four themes that inform what we see as compelling opportunities in the logistics sector over the coming year. https://hubs.la/Q02FHRqC0

	Dec '19	Dec '20	Dec '21	Dec '22	Dec '23
net income	160.63M -	166.46M 3.63%	408.63M 145.49%	272.37M 33.35%	-11.90M 104.37%
depreciation and amortization	2.76M -	3.21M 16.32%	2.83M 11.95%	2.94M 3.75%	16.36M 457.22%
deferred income tax	-235K -	-62.68M 26,571.49%	3.28M 105.24%	12.87M 292.05%	4.57M 64.47%
stock based compensation	17.49M -	6.16M 64.78%	52.58M 753.80%	57.01M 8.44%	30.26M 46.93%
change in working capital	1.07M -	16.52M 1,440.58%	-287K 101.74%	2.35M 920.56%	20.79M 782.85%
accounts receivables	-10.86M -	3.86M 135.56%	-9.85M 355.04%	-17.65M 79.23%	1.20M 106.82%
inventory	10.86M -	-3.86M 135.56%	9.85M 355.04%	17.65M 79.23%
accounts payables	2.63M -	3.98M 51.25%	4.49M 12.65%	10.98M 144.72%	10.16M 7.49%
other working capital	-1.56M -	12.53M 902.24%	-4.78M 138.11%	-8.63M 80.69%	9.43M 209.27%
other non cash items	-28.25M -	430K 101.52%	-257.81M 60,054.88%	-119.19M 53.77%	116.12M 197.42%
net cash provided by operating activities	153.47M -	130.10M 15.23%	209.22M 60.82%	228.35M 9.14%	176.20M 22.84%
investments in property plant and equipment	-1.71M -	-262K 84.71%	-1.12M 327.86%	-3.23M 187.96%	-2.41M 25.40%
acquisitions net			-30M -	-15.09M 49.70%	-319.36M 2,016.54%
purchases of investments	-4.54M -	-14.51M 219.63%	-14.10M 2.82%	-83.34M 491.26%	-70.87M 14.96%
sales maturities of investments	7.62M -	2.84M 62.70%	1.24M 56.39%	1.30M 4.92%	44.55M 3,326.62%
other investing activites	-1.06M -	-35.89M 3,288.76%	-70.28M 95.84%	78.48M 211.66%	21.38M 72.76%
net cash used for investing activites	306K -	-47.81M 15,725.16%	-114.26M 138.97%	-21.88M 80.85%	-326.72M 1,393.04%
debt repayment	-88.87M -	-113.72M 27.96%	-137.11M 20.56%	-51.01M 62.80%	-180.29M 253.46%
common stock issued	82.98M -	242.66M 192.44%	295.38M 21.73%
common stock repurchased	-2.79M -	-6.86M 146.28%	-110K 98.40%
dividends paid	-109.42M -	-134.19M 22.64%	-182.31M 35.86%	-30.22M 83.42%	-21.93M 27.44%
other financing activites	-11.30M -	-22.92M 102.89%	-94.30M 311.36%	-15.85M 83.20%	226.74M 1,530.88%
net cash used provided by financing activities	-129.39M -	-35.04M 72.92%	-118.45M 238.04%	-97.08M 18.04%	24.52M 125.25%
effect of forex changes on cash					142.09M -
net change in cash	24.38M -	47.24M 93.77%	-23.48M 149.70%	109.39M 565.86%	-126.00M 215.19%
cash at beginning of period	35.73M -	60.11M 68.24%	107.35M 78.60%	83.87M 21.87%	193.26M 130.43%
cash at end of period	60.11M -	107.35M 78.60%	83.87M 21.87%	193.26M 130.43%	67.26M 65.20%
operating cash flow	153.47M -	130.10M 15.23%	209.22M 60.82%	228.35M 9.14%	176.20M 22.84%
capital expenditure	-1.71M -	-262K 84.71%	-1.12M 327.86%	-3.23M 187.96%	-2.41M 25.40%
free cash flow	151.75M -	129.83M 14.44%	208.10M 60.28%	225.13M 8.18%	173.79M 22.80%

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Bridge Investment Group

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