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Fiscal Year 2026
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Net income rose 6% year-over-year to $11.4 million, with record net interest income and expanding NIM. Deposit growth and improved funding mix supported performance, while loan balances dipped 1% amid market uncertainty. M&A activity may increase given stronger stock valuation.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Record full-year net income and EPS were achieved, with strong deposit growth and expanding Texas operations. NIM and ROA improved year-over-year, and mid-single digit loan growth is expected in 2026, supported by a robust pipeline and stable credit quality.
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Q3 2025 net income rose 9% sequentially and 31% year-over-year, with NIM expanding to 4.10%. Loan growth guidance was reduced to 1%-2% for 2025, while deposits grew strongly and credit quality remained solid despite a rise in non-performing assets.
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Q2 2025 net income rose 3% sequentially and 39% year-over-year, with NIM expanding to 4.04%. Loan growth slowed to 3% annualized due to paydowns, but deposit growth was strong. Outlook remains positive, with continued focus on core deposits, disciplined loan pricing, and capital management.
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Q1 2025 net income rose 20% year-over-year with NIM expanding to 3.91% and strong loan and deposit growth. Credit quality remains solid despite a rise in non-performing assets, and capital management continues with share repurchases and dividend increases.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Q4 2024 saw net income of $9.7M and NIM expansion to 3.82%, with strong loan and deposit growth. Outlook for 2025 includes continued NIM and earnings expansion, 4–6% loan growth, and a focus on C&I lending, while managing deposit costs and regulatory risks.
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Net income and NIM improved in Q3, with strong deposit growth but slower loan growth due to a large C&I payoff and soft demand. Management expects loan growth at the low end of guidance and sees opportunities to improve NIM if rate cuts are gradual.
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Q2 net income reached $8.1 million with NIM improving to 3.66%. Loan and deposit growth remained strong, especially in Houston, while credit quality improved and capital management remained disciplined. NIM is expected to rise further as loan yields increase and deposit costs stabilize.