CVB reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $195.56 million against analyst expectations of $192.74 million in its October 21 announcement, extending the bank holding company’s run to 198 consecutive profitable quarters.
Key Takeaways
- Management attributed part of the quarter’s improved performance to the acquisition of Heritage Bank of Commerce.
- CVB’s dividend yield was 3.48%, with a payout ratio of 50%.
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CVB earnings benefit from Heritage acquisition
CVB’s chief executive attributed increased profitability and wider net interest margins partly to the recent acquisition of Heritage Bank of Commerce, which had already contributed to the quarter’s performance.
CVB Financial Corp. (CVBF) operates primarily through Citizens Business Bank, serving small and mid-sized businesses, professionals and individuals across California’s Inland Empire, Los Angeles County, Orange County and Central Valley. Its market capitalization was $3.91 billion.
Dividend metrics
CVB’s dividend yield was 3.48% and its payout ratio was 50%, meaning half of earnings were distributed as dividends. Dividend growth was 1.3% over three years.
Insider purchases totaled $4.2 million over the preceding 12 months, compared with $0.9 million in sales.
Share price and earnings multiple
CVB’s share price was $22.24. Its trailing price-to-earnings ratio was 15.38 times, compared with a five-year median of 13.27 times.
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