Q3 FY26 · Ended Sep 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
Profit grew, but each share now earns less
Net income rose 14.6%, yet paying for two banks largely in new shares left each share a smaller slice.
For investorsWhat a per-share recovery depends on from here
For foundersGrowing by acquisition without shrinking each owner's slice
Interest paid fell to 38.9% of interest earned from 42.1%, widening the spread that makes up most of revenue.
Noninterest expense rose 42.2% against 30.8% for revenue, as acquisition costs and two added cost bases came on board.
Charge-offs climbed to 0.31% of loans from 0.22%, yet the provision barely moved and the allowance covers less.
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