ACNB (ACNB) Q4 2016 earnings summary
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Q4 2016 earnings summary
9 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2016 net income was $10.869M, down 1% YoY; net interest income reached a record $36.566M, up 3%, driven by loan growth. Merger-related expenses were $472K.
Year-end assets rose 5% to $1.206B, loans increased 6% to $908M and deposits increased 6% to $968M.
Strategic priorities included expansion into northern Maryland through a pending acquisition, executive succession planning and entry into agribusiness lending.
Financial highlights
Net income was $10.869M versus $11.017M in 2015; basic EPS was $1.80 versus $1.83.
Net interest income increased to $36.566M from $35.606M; total other income rose to $13.208M from $12.406M.
Total assets were $1.206B, loans $907.9M, deposits $967.6M and stockholders’ equity $120.1M at year-end.
Cash dividends totaled $4.840M, or $0.80 per share, in 2016, compared with $4.820M and $0.80 per share in 2015.
Outlook and guidance
The pending New Windsor Bancorp acquisition was expected to close early in Q3 2017, subject to regulatory approvals and shareholder approval.
Management expected rising interest rates and said it was taking a judicious approach to loan and deposit growth.
Following Thomas A. Ritter’s planned May 5, 2017 retirement as an executive officer, James P. Helt was named as successor CEO and president.
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