Auburn National Q4 net income falls as loan loss provisions rise

Reuters
Jan 27
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/AUBN">Auburn National</a> Q4 net income falls as loan loss provisions rise

Overview

  • Alabama bank's Q4 net income decreased yr/yr, EPS increased for full year

  • Company's net interest margin improved to 3.32% in Q4, driven by asset yields

  • Provision for credit losses increased due to two loan relationships

Outlook

  • Company expects improved loan growth in 2026

  • Company continues progress on digital banking initiatives

Result Drivers

  • NET INTEREST INCOME - Increased due to improved net interest margin, driven by higher yields on assets and lower deposit costs

  • CREDIT LOSS PROVISION - Increased due to two loan relationships, impacting overall financial performance

  • NONINTEREST EXPENSE - Decreased from previous quarter due to lower salaries, benefits, and occupancy costs

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q4 EPS

$0.48

Q4 Net Income

$1.67 mln

Q4 Net Interest Income

$7.73 mln

Q4 Credit Loss Provision

$783,000

Q4 Net Interest Margin

3.32%

Press Release: ID:nGNXlprx

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