HONOLULU — First Hawaiian Inc. reported first-quarter 2026 net income of $67.8 million and earnings of $0.55 per share on April 24, 2026, exceeding Zacks Investment Research consensus of $0.53 per share while posting total revenue of $282.5 million. The company said revenue net of interest expense was $220.3 million, slightly below four-analyst Street forecasts of $221.2 million. The company declared a dividend and CEO Bob Harrison highlighted loan and deposit growth and maintained credit quality this week, and he noted ongoing support for recovery from recent floods in Hawai'i and Typhoon Sinlaku impacts on Guam and Saipan. Regional outlets published the AP/Zacks earnings snapshots on Friday and the GlobeNewswire release provided management commentary and next-step communications.
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夏威夷第一银行第一季度利润展现出一家健康银行的景象。如果您是客户或股东,这无疑是个好消息。该银行对洪水和台风灾后恢复工作的支持,也体现了其对社区的承诺。请查看您的投资组合或考虑该银行的服务。
夏威夷第一银行(First Hawaiian)超出收益预期,尽管收入预测略有失误。首席执行官鲍勃·哈里森(Bob Harrison)专注于贷款增长和信贷质量,预示着稳定的前景。如果您正在关注银行业,这是一项值得注意的不俗表现。与您精通投资的朋友们分享。
股东、储户和银行管理层受益于超出每股收益预期的报告收益以及公司宣布的股息,而贷款和存款的持续增长则支持了银行的财务状况。
夏威夷、关岛和塞班岛的社区继续遭受近期洪水和台风辛拉库的苦难;该公司指出其在灾后恢复中发挥的作用,但这些社区仍受到灾难的影响。
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