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Hudson Global, Inc. reported modestly lower revenue and a reduced year-to-date loss while remaining an operating-loss company. Revenue was $35.5 million in Q2 2025, essentially flat with Q2 2024, and $67.4 million for the six months, down 3.2% from prior year driven principally by declines in Australia. Adjusted net revenue, which excludes direct contracting costs, rose to $18.6 million in Q2 and $35.0 million year-to-date, reflecting stronger contracting activity offsetting weaker RPO results.
Operating loss narrowed year-to-date to $1.9 million from $3.2 million a year earlier and net loss improved to $2.44 million for six months (loss per share $0.82). Cash and equivalents were $16.8 million and accounts receivable increased to $23.5 million. The company disclosed a pending merger agreement to acquire Star Equity Holdings (subject to approvals) and a July 23, 2025 acquisition of Alpha Consulting Group in Japan as a subsequent event.
Mink Brook Asset Management and affiliated entities filed Amendment No. 2 to Schedule 13G disclosing aggregate ownership of 274,496 Hudson Global (HSON) common shares, equal to roughly 9.96 % of the 2,755,735 shares outstanding as of 14 Jul 2025.
The stake is split evenly between Mink Brook Partners LP and Mink Brook Opportunity Fund LP, each holding about 137 k shares (�4.98 %). Voting and dispositive powers are shared: neither fund, their general partner Mink Brook Capital GP LLC, managing member William Mueller, nor Mink Brook Asset Management LLC claim sole authority. Collectively, Capital GP, Mueller and the asset-management arm control the full block.
Mink Brook acquired the shares after receiving written consent from Hudson Global on 20 Nov 2023 to exceed the 5 % threshold. The filing states the position is passive and “not held for the purpose of influencing control,� yet the near-10 % holding makes Mink Brook one of HSON’s largest shareholders, potentially giving it meaningful weight in future proxy matters without triggering 13D activist classification.