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- **Record Financial Performance**: 2025 EPS up 29% to $5.87, driven by 4.06% NIM and 1.29% ROA.
- **Texas Growth Engine**: Texas loans at 20% of portfolio, with new Houston branch to boost deposit capture.
- **Credit Stability**: Charge-offs at 6bps of loans, with Q4 NPA increase due to two Texas developments expected to resolve by Q1.
- **2026 Outlook**: Mid-single-digit loan growth, 4.1-4.15% NIM expansion, and $150-150 million M&A pipeline.
- **Strategic Focus**: SBA expansion, deposit cost reduction, and disciplined capital deployment.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Record 2025 Performance**: Full-year net income of $46 million ($5.87 EPS), up 29% from 2024. Fourth quarter NIM of 4.06% and ROA of 1.29% reflected strong profitability.
- **Loan Growth and Deposit Management**: Q4 loans grew $38 million (6% annualized), while deposits increased 7% ($192 million) to reduce LDR to 92% from 98%.
- **Texas Expansion Success**: Texas loans grew 15% annually, now 20% of portfolio. New Houston branch opening in Q1 to enhance deposit capture.
- **Credit Quality**: Net charge-offs at 6 basis points over 6 years, with conservative underwriting limiting risk. Q4 nonperforming assets rose to $36.1 million due to two Texas developments, but expected resolution by Q1.
- **2026 Outlook**: Mid-single-digit loan growth expected, with focus on reducing payoffs and expanding SBA business as rates stabilize.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Earnings Trends**: Q4 net income $11.4 million (-8% vs. Q3, +21% vs. 2024). NIM 4.06% (down 4bps vs. Q3, +32bps vs. 2024). 2025 ROA 1.33% (+25bps vs. 2024).
- **Interest Margins**: Loan yields decreased 9bps due to Fed rate cuts, but 7% new originations rate positions for recovery. 41% of loans (5.7% blended rate) set to reprice over 3 years.
- **Cost Management**: Deposit cost 1.84% in Q4, expected to decline further. Noninterest expenses $23 million (Q1 guidance: $22.5-23 million).
- **Capital Deployment**: Repurchased 17% of shares since 2019, with M&A focus on $150-150 million deals in 2026. Dividend increased 55% to $0.31/share.

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- **Credit Resolution**: Texas developments expected to resolve by Q1 with minimal loss. Charge-offs remain near 6bps of loans.
- **M&A Strategy**: Seeking $150-150 million deals in 2026, leveraging improved stock price and capital ratios. Focus on cultural fit and market expansion.
- **NIM Trajectory**: Base case NIM expansion to 4.1-4.15% in 2026, driven by deposit repricing and loan growth. Asset-sensitive balance sheet mitigates rate risk.
- **SBA Growth**: Anticipates SBA lending pickup with lower rates, though still cautious on deal sizes.
- **Market Sentiment**: Positive customer feedback across New Orleans and Houston, with no signs of economic weakness.

Home Bancorp, Inc. (HBCP) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Record Profit Growth**: 31% Y/Y net income growth to $12.4 million, driven by 4.10% NIM and 9% annualized deposit growth.
- **Resilient NIM**: NIM expansion streak continues at 4.10%, with 41% of loans set to reprice over 3 years.
- **Moderate Loan Growth**: 1-2% 2025 loan growth expected, but 91% loan-to-deposit ratio positions for 2026 recovery.
- **Credit Stability**: Nonperforming loans at 88 bps of assets with minimal charge-off risk, supported by 1.21% allowance coverage.
- **Capital Strength**: 9.5% annualized tangible book value growth since 2019, with 17% share buybacks and 36% dividend increases.

**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- CFO David Kirkley introduced the call and handed over to CEO John Bordelon for opening remarks.

**【CEO Commentary】**
- **Q3 2025 Results**: Net income of $12.4 million ($1.59 per share), up 9% Q/Q and 31% Y/Y. Net interest margin (NIM) expanded to 4.10%, the 6th consecutive quarter of growth. Return on assets (ROA) improved to 1.41%, and efficiency ratio dropped below 60%.
- **Loan Performance**: Loans decreased $58 million Q/Q due to higher-than-average payoffs ($45M from 8 business-sell customers). Despite near-term challenges, 80% of these customers remain primary banking relationships.
- **Deposit Strength**: Deposits grew 9% annualized Q/Q and 17% over 9 quarters, with 27% noninterest-bearing deposits. Loan-to-deposit ratio is 91%, positioning for future growth.
- **Credit Quality**: Nonperforming loans (NPLs) increased to $30.9 million (88 bps of assets), but charge-offs remain low at 6 bps over 6 years. Management expects no material losses on recent NPLs.
- **Strategic Focus**: Maintaining loan discipline for risk-adjusted returns. Texas market expansion continues, with 17% deposit growth over 9 quarters.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Net Interest Income**: Increased $754K Q/Q, driven by 7.35% yield on new loans. 41% of loans (5.7% blended rate) will reprice over 3 years, supporting NIM resilience.
- **Cost Management**: Interest-bearing liability cost decreased 2 bps to 2.69%. CDs cost 3.85%, with 77% maturing in 6 months. Deposit beta is expected to be lower than peers due to conservative rate adjustments.
- **Credit Metrics**: Provision expense was negative $229K, with allowance for loan losses stable at 1.21%. Noninterest income is stable at $3.7M Q/Q.
- **Capital Strategy**: Tangible book value per share grew 9.5% annualized since 2019, with 17% share buybacks and 36% dividend growth.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **NIM Trajectory**: CFO expects NIM to remain flat or increase 2-3 bps Q/Q, supported by asset sensitivity and deposit rate cuts.
- **Loan Growth Outlook**: CEO anticipates 1-2% 2025 loan growth (previously 4-6%), but expects pickup in Q4 and stronger growth in 2026 with rate cuts.
- **Nonperforming Assets**: Management confident in collateral and guarantor strength for $5.1M Houston development loan and other NPLs.
- **Deposit Competition**: CFO notes limited aggressive pricing, with 91% loan-to-deposit ratio allowing selective deposit rate adjustments.

Home Bancorp, Inc. (HBCP) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Record Profit Growth**: Q2 net income up 39% YoY to $11.3 million, driven by 4.04% NIM and 11% deposit growth.
- **Loan Growth Challenges**: 3% Q2 loan growth (vs. 4-6% guidance) due to paydowns, but 7.44% new loan rates support margin expansion.
- **Deposit Strength**: Noninterest-bearing deposits up 11% annualized, with 27% of total deposits in low-cost accounts.
- **Credit Resilience**: Net charge-offs at 3 bps YoY, with no expected losses on $18 million in downgraded loans.
- **M&A Expansion**: Actively pursuing $350-1 billion deals in Texas/Louisiana, leveraging $140 million capital position.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Q2 Financial Highlights**: Net income of $11.3 million ($1.45 per share), up 3% QoQ and 39% YoY. NIM expanded to 4.04%, driven by 8 bps increase in earning asset yields and 6% growth in noninterest-bearing deposits.
- **Loan Growth**: $17.3 million (3% annualized) due to slower commercial construction activity and $20 million paydowns. Expect loan growth at lower end of 4-6% guidance without Fed rate cuts.
- **Deposit Performance**: 11% annualized growth, with noninterest-bearing deposits up $41.9 million (27% of total). Lending-to-deposit ratio target of 90-92%.
- **Credit Quality**: Classified loans increased by $18 million (4 downgraded relationships), but no expected losses due to conservative underwriting. Net charge-offs at 6 bps over 6+ years.
- **M&A Strategy**: Actively evaluating opportunities in Texas and Louisiana, targeting $350-1 billion institutions with strong cultural fit.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Net Interest Income**: $33.4 million (up from $31.7 million Q1), supported by 7.44% new loan originations replacing lower-yielding loans.
- **Cost Management**: Interest-bearing deposit costs stable at 2.71%, CDs down 14 bps to 3.86% with 58% maturing in 6 months. Noninterest-bearing deposit cost at 1.84%.
- **Expenses**: Q2 noninterest expenses up $828k to $22.4 million due to $670k in comp raises and $987k SBA receivable write-down. Guidance for $22.5-23 million/Q.
- **Capital Returns**: Repurchased 147k shares ($43.72 avg) with 391k remaining under buyback plan. Dividend growth of 27% since 2019, 8% annualized TBV growth.

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- **Loan Demand Sensitivity**: 3-4% loan growth without rate cuts; potential 5-6% growth with 50-100 bps rate cuts. 90% CD renewal rate allows quick repricing.
- **NIM Outlook**: Q3 repricing may slow, but Q4+ will benefit from 5.82% fixed-rate loans maturing. 2024 experience shows NIM stability despite 100 bps rate cuts.
- **M&A Criteria**: Focus on Texas and Louisiana, targeting $350-1 billion institutions with strong deposit generation. Recent $140 million capital position enables larger deals.
- **Deposit Competition**: Incentive plans prioritize core deposits over loans. Slowing CRE lending to maintain 90-92% LDR ratio.

Home Bancorp, Inc. (HBCP) Q2 2025 Earnings Conference Call Transcript

- **Q1 Performance Strong**: 13% Q/Q net income growth, NIM 3.91% (highest in 5 years).
- **Loan Growth Robust**: 4-6% annualized target, new originations at 7.4%.
- **Deposit Management**: CD costs down 59bp, 62% of CDs maturing in 6 months.
- **Credit Resilient**: 1.36% criticized loans, $21.5M nonperforming assets with collateral coverage.
- **Share Buybacks Active**: 400K new authorization, targeting below $44 share price.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Q1 2025 net income of $11 million ($1.37 per share), up 13% Q/Q and 20% Y/Y.
- Net interest margin (NIM) expanded to 3.91%, driven by 13bp decline in deposit costs and stable asset yields.
- Loans grew $29.1M (4% annualized), with 4-6% growth expected in 2025.
- Deposits increased 7% annualized, with noninterest-bearing deposits up 27% of total.
- Houston market expansion continues with new branch construction.

**【CFO Financial Details】**
- Q1 NIM 3.91%, up 9bp Q/Q and 27bp Y/Y.
- Loan yields stable at 6.43%, with new originations at 7.4%.
- CD costs declined 59bp over 2Q, with 62% of CDs maturing in next 6 months.
- Nonperforming assets $21.5M (62bp of assets), with $32K net charge-offs.
- Efficiency ratio improved to 60%, down from 65% in 2024.
- Repurchased 297K shares (400K new buyback authorized).

**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**
- **NIM Outlook**: Stable to slightly rising in 25bp rate cut, driven by loan repricing (3-4bp Q/Q).
- **Credit Quality**: Two problem loans ($21.5M total) secured by real estate; 1.36% criticized loans ratio.
- **CD Strategy**: Rates will remain elevated but moderate as CDs roll off.
- **Share Repurchases**: Active in volatility, targeting 42-43x price near tangible book value.

Home Bancorp (HBCP)-22 Apr 25-2025 Q1 Earnings call transcript

- **Q4 2024 Results**: $9.7M net income, 3.82% NIM, 7.5% Q4 loan growth, 4.1% deposit growth.
- **2025 Outlook**: 4-6% loan growth, NIM expansion via 7.75% new loan yields vs 6.43% portfolio, 3.5% expense growth.
- **Strategic Moves**: Northwest Houston branch (H2 2025), 14% share buyback over 5 years, 20% dividend growth.
- **Key Risks**: 25 bps rate cut assumption, CD repositioning ($555M maturing at 4.48%), 90% check deposit dependency in 2 branches.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Fourth quarter 2024 net income of $9.7 million ($1.21 per share), with NIM expanding to 3.82% (11 bps QoQ increase). 
- Annualized loan growth of 7.5% in Q4, driven by CRE, construction, and multifamily ($50M Q4 growth). Full year 2024 loan growth 5.3%.
- Deposit growth 4.1% in 2024, with 26% of deposits in noninterest-bearing accounts.
- 2025 loan growth guidance 4-6%, with new branch planned in Northwest Houston.
- NIM and earnings expected to expand in 2025, supported by loan repricing and cost control.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q4 net interest income $31.6M (+4% QoQ), driven by 15 bps decline in cost of interest-bearing liabilities.
- $555M CDs maturing in next 6 months (4.48% weighted avg rate), with Q4 CD rate reduction of 26 bps.
- Loan portfolio 61% fixed rate, providing yield stability amid rate cuts.
- Noninterest expense up $97K to $22.4M, with 2025 growth expected at 3.5% (compensation, tech).
- Share repurchases of 14% over 5 years, dividend growth 20%, tangible book value CAGR 7.1%.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **NIM Expansion**: 2025 expansion driven by loan repricing (7.75% Q4 originations vs 6.43% portfolio yield) and CD repositioning. Base case assumes flat rates, but accommodates 25 bps rate cuts.
- **Expense Management**: 2025 noninterest expense growth 3.5%, with potential branch closures via customer behavior shift (90% of transactions in 2 branches are check deposits).
- **Loan Growth Strategy**: Shifting focus to C&I lending (2024 multifamily-heavy, 2025+ C&I emphasis). 2025 originations pipeline supports 4-6% growth.
- **Northwest Houston Branch**: Expected H2 2025 opening, leveraging existing LPO. Occupancy expense reduction from exiting Texan Bank lease.

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