Heritage Global (HGBL) Chief Executive Officer Ross Dove commented, “Our first quarter results delivered a solid start to the year, with continued profitability and a strong balance sheet. Heritage remains well positioned in the current economic environment which is driving an increased level of equipment and asset auctions as well as increases in charged off credit cards and non-performing consumer loans. 2025 got off to a slower start than we anticipated, however our pipeline grew throughout the quarter with a particularly strong March, positioning us well for our expectation of sequential improvement in Q2 and increasing confidence in a strong 2025. Our balance sheet includes a sufficient amount of available cash and net working capital of almost $15 million, providing us the flexibility to pursue our M&A strategy as well as to opportunistically stay active in our share buyback program.”
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