ACNB (ACNB) Q4 2014 earnings summary
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Q4 2014 earnings summary
9 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2014 net income rose to $10.290M from $9.315M in 2013, supported by a sharp decline in loan-loss provision and modest net interest income growth despite a slightly lower net interest margin.
The strategy remained focused on local loan growth and a stable deposit base; year-end loans increased 9.7% YoY while total deposits increased 5.5%.
Financial highlights
Net interest income was $33.880M versus $33.612M in 2013; other income was $11.904M versus $11.703M.
Pretax income was $13.370M versus $11.850M; net income was $10.290M versus $9.315M, and basic EPS was $1.71 versus $1.56.
Total assets reached $1.090B, up from $1.046B; net loans were $784.100M versus $712.557M, and deposits were $844.876M versus $800.643M.
Other expenses rose 0.8% to $32.264M; excluding a one-time $272K reduction tied to closing two low-income housing projects, underlying other operating expense was higher.
Outlook and guidance
Management’s strategy prioritizes local loan growth while maintaining a reasonable funding base through competitive deposit products and services.
Net interest margin faces pressure as deposit rates are near practical floors while loan and securities yields may continue to decline; wholesale funding cost and availability remain variable.
Mortgage-sale fee income was projected to remain below normal levels in 2015 amid national and local economic trends; pension expense was expected to rise in 2015 due to a lower discount rate, lower 2014 plan returns and updated mortality tables.
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