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FBNC Financial Data

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Financial ServicesBanks - RegionalScore data as of Oct 21, 2026

FBNCFirst Bancorp

Financial Services / Banks - Regional

Low Priority

In Line With Peers

NeutralEdge 4/10
$61.04−$0.53 (−0.86%)

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  • Momentum
    47
  • Value
    30
  • Quality
    66
  • Risk resilience
    60
  • Sentiment
    —
algovestiq.comScore data as of Oct 21, 2026

Financial Data Overview

Detailed revenue, earnings, margins, balance sheet, cash flow, valuation metrics, technical indicators, and risk measures for deeper research.

Quarterly periods
3
Fundamental metrics
10
Technical indicators
12
Risk measures
6

Quarterly Financial Statements

Updated Oct 22, 2026.

Income statement
3 periods
Metric2026-06-302026-03-312025-12-31
Revenue$21.21M$157.57M$121.34M
Gross Profit-$17.14M$119.21M$83.9M
Operating Income-$58.99M$58.99M$21.68M
Net Income$50.52M$46.66M$15.71M
EPS$1.22$1.13$0.38
Cash flow statement
3 periods
Metric2026-06-302026-03-312025-12-31
Operating Cash Flow$66.48M$61.2M$55.16M
Capital Expenditure-$1.01M-$1.88M-$1.17M
Free Cash Flow$65.47M$59.32M$53.98M
Net Cash Provided By Operating Activities$66.48M$61.2M$55.16M
Balance sheet
3 periods
Metric2026-06-302026-03-312025-12-31
Total Assets$13.04B$12.95B$12.67B
Total Debt$74.72M$89.24M$74.57M
Cash And Cash Equivalents———
Total Liabilities$11.33B$11.26B$11.01B
Total Stockholders Equity$1.72B$1.68B$1.65B
Key financial metrics
3 periods
Metric2026-06-302026-03-312025-12-31
P/E ratio13.112.4733.41
P/B ratio1.541.381.27
P/S ratio124.6214.7917.31
Debt To Equity0.040.050.05
Free Cash Flow Yield2.48%2.55%2.57%
Financial ratios
3 periods
Metric2026-06-302026-03-312025-12-31
P/E ratio13.112.4733.41
P/B ratio1.541.381.27
P/S ratio124.6214.7917.31
Return On Equity2.94%2.77%0.95%
Debt To Equity0.040.050.05

Current Stock Metrics

Current fundamental, technical, and risk readings in one place.

Fundamental metrics
MetricValue
Pe19.34x
Pb1.5x
Gross Margin63.58%
Operating Margin11.13%
ROE8.01%
ROIC-0.46%
Debt To Equity0.04
FCF Yield8.81%

As of Oct 21, 2026

Technical indicators
MetricValue
Close$61.04
Volume181,874
RSI (14)47.38
MACD-0.68
MACD signal-0.88
MACD histogram0.21
ADX (14)25.42
SMA (50)$62.90
SMA (200)$60.22
ATR (14)$1.31
Historical volatility (annualized)22.32%
Volume (20-day average)196,082

As of Oct 21, 2026

Risk measures
MetricValue
Resilience score60/100
Beta0.86
Annual volatility25.15%
Max Drawdown-15.30%
Sharpe Ratio0.85
VaR (95%, 1-day)-2.31%

As of Oct 21, 2026

Detailed Metrics

Additional measures remain available here while the decision pages stay focused.

Additional fundamental metrics

No additional fundamental metrics are available.

Additional technical indicators

No additional technical indicators are available.

Additional risk measures

No additional risk measures are available.

FBNC Financial Data FAQ

What is First Bancorp's revenue?

First Bancorp's revenue is one of the core financial data points for FBNC. Use it with revenue growth, margins, and EPS to understand whether sales are translating into earnings power.

Is First Bancorp's revenue growing?

Revenue growth shows whether First Bancorp is expanding from prior periods. Compare growth with margins and free cash flow because faster sales growth is more valuable when profitability holds up.

What is FBNC's EPS?

FBNC's EPS, or earnings per share, helps connect net income to each share. EPS should be compared with EPS growth, P/E ratio, and analyst expectations.

What is First Bancorp's net income?

First Bancorp's net income shows profit after costs, taxes, and other expenses. It should be read with revenue, operating margin, EPS, and free cash flow.

How much free cash flow does First Bancorp generate?

Free cash flow shows how much cash First Bancorp generates after capital spending. It is useful for judging reinvestment capacity, buybacks, debt reduction, and valuation support.

How much cash and debt does First Bancorp have?

Cash and debt help frame FBNC's balance-sheet flexibility. Compare liquidity and leverage with free cash flow and profitability before judging financial strength.