ACNB (ACNB) Q4 2013 earnings summary
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Q4 2013 earnings summary
9 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2013 net income rose to $9.315M from $8.886M in 2012, as a sharply lower loan-loss provision more than offset lower net interest income and higher operating expenses.
Earnings remained pressured by record-low rates, a slow and uneven local recovery, elevated compliance costs, and weak housing and commercial activity.
Financial highlights
Net interest income was $33.612M in 2013 versus $34.344M in 2012; other income was $11.703M versus $11.867M.
Provision for loan losses fell to $1.450M from $4.675M; other expenses increased 5.6% to $32.015M, and net income reached $9.315M.
Q4 2013 net income was $2.267M and basic EPS was $0.38; dividends were $0.19 per share.
Year-end assets were $1.046B, loans net of allowance were $712.557M, deposits were $800.643M, and stockholders’ equity was $106.802M.
Outlook and guidance
Net interest margin faces continued pressure as deposit costs are near practical floors while loan and securities yields may decline further; wholesale funding costs and availability also remain variable.
Mortgage-sale fee income was expected to be significantly lower in 2014 than in 2013 after originations declined as rates rose.
Pension expense was expected to decrease in 2014, reflecting a higher discount rate at the latest measurement date and improved 2013 plan returns.
A new full-service branch in Chambersburg was planned for 2014; additional foreclosed assets were expected, with amount and timing uncertain.
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