If you present non-GAAP numbers you always have to reconcile to GAAP.
The reconciliation can be tentative for the purpose of a preliminary financial presentation on a CC. Quarterly financials (which is all this was for SRDX insofar as its fiscal year ended in September) are not even audited at most companies.
I don’t see how SRDX’s asset sale was anything but a routine transaction that has a well understood accounting treatment, so the company’s bizarre handling of this has me wondering if there was some kind of foul play. SRDX is off 5% today, FWIW.
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