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United Bankshares Posts Record Q2 Gains
United Bankshares (NASDAQ:UBSI), a regional bank holding company with a presence across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast, released results for Q2 2025 on July 24, 2025. The company reported record net income and revenue, with diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.85 (GAAP)—well above the $0.76 consensus estimate. Revenue (GAAP) was $306.0 million, topping the $298.8 million analyst forecast. Driven largely by the completed Piedmont Bancorp acquisition, United exceeded expectations and showed notable improvements in profitability and efficiency metrics.United Bankshares operates as a bank holding company, offering a range of financial services including personal and commercial banking, mortgages, and investment products throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions. Its growth model relies heavily on acquisitions—33 in total since formation—including recent deals: Piedmont Bancorp (acquired January 2025), Community Bankers Trust (acquired December 2021), and Carolina Financial (acquired May 2020).Key areas for United include maintaining a diversified loan portfolio, with recent efforts focused on growing commercial lending while reducing consumer auto loans. The company must also meet regulatory standards set by several major banking authorities, making compliance and capital management central to its operational strategy. Building market presence and investing in employee development are other ongoing priorities.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool