PINX: FABP
- Last Close 44.10
- Sector Financial Services
- Industry Banks - Regional
- Investment Style
- Day Range 44.10 – 44.10
- Year Range 44.10 – 49.75
- Market Cap 80.1359 Mil
- Volume / Avg 268.0 / 1,227.7
- Price / Sales —
- Price / Book —
- Forward Div Yield 3.08%
- Trailing Div Yield 3.08%
Morningstar‘s Stock Analysis FABP
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Company Profile FABP
Farmers Bancorp is a state commercial bank. The Bank generates commercial, installment, and mortgage loans and receives deposits from customers located primarily in north-central Indiana. A major portion of the Bank's loans are secured by specific items of collateral including business assets, consumer assets, and real property. Commercial Real Estate loans hold a major portion of the total amount of loans given to customers.
Competitors & Peers FABP
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FAQs for Farmers Bancorp Stock
Yes. FABP has a forward dividend yield of 3.08%.
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FABP’s full dividends and stock split history
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FABP’s market cap is 80.14 Mil.
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