Northeast Bank stock reports a quarterly EPS beat
Published on 09/30/2026 at 21:02 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Northeast Bank stock delivered quarterly EPS of USD 4.05 for Q4 FY2026, exceeding the USD 3.40 consensus estimate by USD 0.65, according to MarketBeat. The latest institutional filing added a second signal: Bank of America purchased 23,932 shares during the second quarter, with the transaction reported on September 30, 2026.
EPS beat, revenue missed estimates
The quarterly result was mixed beneath the headline EPS beat. Revenue reached USD 65.24 million, below the USD 67.21 million consensus estimate, while net margin stood at 27.91 percent and return on equity at 19.35 percent, MarketBeat reported.
The comparison matters because earnings quality currently looks stronger than top-line momentum. EPS exceeded consensus by USD 0.65, but revenue missed the estimate by USD 1.97 million, leaving profitability as the main counterweight to slower revenue delivery.
National lending remains central
Northeast Bank describes its National Lending Division as a nationwide commercial real estate lender that originates and purchases loans. The company also operates a Small Business segment, deposit and treasury services, and seven banking centers in Maine.
This structure gives the bank two distinct earnings channels. National lending supplies scale beyond Maine, while deposits, community banking and digital services support recurring customer relationships closer to home.
Market value reaches USD 1.0 billion
Northeast Bank had a market capitalization of USD 1.0 billion on September 30, 2026. Its 52-week range was USD 80.75 to USD 142.31, placing the stock inside a wide annual trading band and keeping the earnings comparison central to the investment case.
Northeast Bank stock facts
- Company: Northeast Bank
- Ticker: NBN
- Primary exchange: Nasdaq
- Market capitalization: USD 1.0 billion (as of September 30, 2026)
- 52-week range: USD 80.75-USD 142.31
- Sector / Industry: Financial Services / Regional Banks
