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XNYS
HTB
Market cap800mUSD
Oct 08, Last price  
46.43USD
1D
0.65%
1Q
-4.90%
Jan 2017
79.27%
IPO
296.84%
Name

HomeTrust Bancshares Inc

Chart & performance

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P/E
12.52
P/S
2.76
EPS
3.71
Div yield, %
1.06%
Shrs. gr., 5y
-0.22%
Rev. gr., 5y
16.82%
Revenues
292m
+44.69%
52,639,00058,685,00061,598,00062,570,00062,941,00092,257,00095,455,000106,613,000120,011,000129,332,000134,436,000144,454,000149,970,000186,368,000202,133,000292,469,000
Net income
64m
+17.44%
7,041,000-14,737,0004,527,0009,053,00010,342,0008,025,00011,456,00011,847,0008,235,00027,146,00022,783,00015,675,00035,653,00044,604,00054,805,00064,364,000
CFO
49m
+10.05%
23,213,00032,707,00019,870,00023,931,00023,760,0002,214,00028,921,00015,115,00031,319,0007,628,000-39,090,0009,559,00033,128,000-42,396,00044,969,00049,490,000
Dividend
Aug 13, 20260.15 USD/sh

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Profile

HomeTrust Bancshares, Inc. functions as the parent entity for HomeTrust Bank, delivering a broad spectrum of financial offerings for both individual customers and commercial enterprises. The institution provides various deposit solutions, such as savings, money market, and checking accounts, along with certificates of deposit, catering to individuals, businesses, and non-profit groups. Its extensive lending portfolio encompasses retail consumer credit, including mortgages for single to four-unit residential properties, home equity lines of credit, financing for construction and land purchases, indirect vehicle loans, and other personal borrowing options. For its commercial clients, HomeTrust Bank extends credit for commercial real estate ventures, development projects, and general commercial and industrial needs. Additionally, the company offers specialized financial services like Small Business Administration (SBA) loans, equipment leasing arrangements, further indirect automobile financing, and municipal leases. Clients also benefit from contemporary banking conveniences such as cash management services and robust online and mobile banking platforms. As of mid-2021, HomeTrust Bancshares, Inc. operated 41 branches spread across North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina, East Tennessee, and Southwest Virginia. The company, founded in 1926, maintains its primary corporate office in Asheville, North Carolina.

Key people

C. Hunter Westbrook
President, Chief Executive Officer, Vice Chairman of the Board of the Company and the Bank · since 2022
Megan Pelletier
Executive Vice President, Chief Operations and People Officer · since 2023
Lora Jex
Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer · since 2023
Kevin Nunley
Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer · since 2024
Kristin Powell
Executive Vice President, Consumer and Business Banking Group Executive of the Company and the Bank · since 2022
Charles Sivley
Executive Vice President, Chief Technology Officer · since 2024
John Sprink
Executive Vice President, Commercial Banking Group Executive of the Company and the Bank · since 2023
Tony VunCannon
Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President, Treasurer, Corporate Secretary of the Company and the Bank · since 2017
Jesse Cureton
Independent Director · since 2024
Independent Director · since 2024
Dwight Jacobs
Independent Director · since 2024
Robert James
Independent Director · since 2016
Laura Kendall
Independent Director · since 2016
Rebekah Lowe
Independent Director · since 2020
Narasimhulu Neelagaru
Independent Director · since 2023
Independent Director · since 2019
Independent Chairman of the Board · since 2023
IPO date
Dec 27, 2011
Employees
532
Domiciled in
US
Incorporated in
US

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