First Bancorp (FBNC) Registration filing summary
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Registration filing summary
27 Oct, 2026Company overview and business model
North Carolina-headquartered bank holding company; substantially all operations conducted through First Bank, which operated 88 branches across North Carolina and into Florence, South Carolina, at Sep. 30, 2016.
Full-service banking model spanning deposits, consumer and commercial lending, cards, payment services, online/mobile banking, cash management and remote deposit capture.
ATM network access to 67,000 machines without surcharge; CDARS enabled depositors to obtain FDIC insurance on deposits up to $50 million.
Agreed to acquire Carolina Bank Holdings in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at ~$140.4 million; anticipated closing by end-Q1 2017, subject to customary conditions.
Financial performance and metrics
At Sep. 30, 2016: consolidated assets $3.54 billion, loans $2.65 billion, deposits $2.91 billion and shareholders’ equity $365 million.
Earnings-to-fixed-charges ratio excluding deposit interest: 21.74x in 2015, 25.81x in 2014, 24.67x in 2013, (16.49x) in 2012 and 9.01x in 2011.
Earnings-to-fixed-charges and preferred-dividends ratio excluding deposit interest: 16.67x in 2015, 16.56x in 2014, 14.98x in 2013, (7.44x) in 2012 and 4.04x in 2011.
Use of proceeds and capital allocation
Net proceeds generally intended for corporate purposes, potentially including debt repayment and interest, capital expenditures, acquisitions, investments and other purposes specified in a supplement.
Proceeds may be invested temporarily before use; returns on interim investments are uncertain.
Latest events from First Bancorp
- Loan growth and acquired fee businesses lifted earnings, while funding and margin pressures persisted.FBNC
Q2 2017 - Acquisitions boosted 2017 earnings and scale as asset quality improved.FBNC
Q4 2017 - Lower credit costs lifted EPS, but margin pressure and fading loan accretion persist.FBNC
Q4 2015 - Loan growth lifted 2016 earnings, but margin pressure and higher provisions clouded the 2017 outlook.FBNC
Q4 2016 - Earnings rose as prior-year charges faded, but funding costs compressed margins.FBNC
Q1 2024 - Q2 earnings and NIM grew as loans expanded and the First Carolina deal advanced.FBNC
Q2 2026 - Helene and higher funding costs pressured Q3 earnings; adjusted EPS was $0.70.FBNC
Q3 2024 - Funding costs squeezed margins, while deposits grew and Q2 earnings improved sequentially.FBNC
Q2 2024 - Q3 earnings rose as NIM reached 3.75% and loans grew 8.1% YoY.FBNC
Q3 2026