FIRST HAWAIIAN, INC.
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See all $FHB insider activity →Simply Wall St reports First Hawaiian (FHB) Q2 2026 earnings rose year over year, with higher net interest income and net income, plus updated charge-offs, dividend, and buyback details. Shares trade at $27.57, below an $29.89 fair value and consensus price target. Analysts forecast 2029 revenue of $1.0B and earnings of $301.5M.
Tri Counties Bank and First Hawaiian Bank proposed a $2 billion, all-stock merger to expand lending and services while keeping local decision-making. The combined company would have about $34 billion in assets. Tri Counties would keep its California brand. Closing is expected by end-2026, pending regulators. Tri Counties has $356.3M in deposits.
Simply Wall St reports First Hawaiian (FHB) drew attention after its Q2 2026 earnings, confirming a quarterly cash dividend and updating on loan charge-offs and share repurchases. The stock last traded at $27.79, down 5.96% over 30 days. A valuation narrative estimates fair value at about $29.89, implying roughly 7% upside, subject to deposit outflows and credit risk.
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Improved earnings metrics and a steady dividend support the stock, but the piece flags deposit outflow and rising credit strain as key downside risks.
FHB faces deal-integration and regulatory approval risk, but the disclosed rationale (capital, lending capacity, product expansion) supports a constructive read-through.
Valuation discussion is anchored to the post-earnings setup, but the article does not provide new earnings numbers beyond confirming the dividend and updating credit and buyback activity.
PT increase is modest and comes with a persistent Sell consensus, suggesting limited near-term fundamental re-rating signal.
The disclosure signals active deal discussions, raising near-term uncertainty around valuation, capital allocation, and deal terms.
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Simply Wall St reports First Hawaiian (FHB) Q2 2026 earnings rose year over year, with higher net interest income and net income, plus updated charge-offs, dividend, and buyback details. Shares trade at $27.57, below an $29.89 fair value and consensus price target. Analysts forecast 2029 revenue of $1.0B and earnings of $301.5M.
5 min readTri Counties Bank and First Hawaiian Bank proposed a $2 billion, all-stock merger to expand lending and services while keeping local decision-making. The combined company would have about $34 billion in assets. Tri Counties would keep its California brand. Closing is expected by end-2026, pending regulators. Tri Counties has $356.3M in deposits.
4 min readSimply Wall St reports First Hawaiian (FHB) drew attention after its Q2 2026 earnings, confirming a quarterly cash dividend and updating on loan charge-offs and share repurchases. The stock last traded at $27.79, down 5.96% over 30 days. A valuation narrative estimates fair value at about $29.89, implying roughly 7% upside, subject to deposit outflows and credit risk.
7 min readAnalyst estimates for First Hawaiian, Inc. show its 12-month average price target increased from $30 to $30.33, with individual forecasts between $28 and $34 per share, according to FactSet. Based on the Jul. 27 close, the target implies about 9% upside. The consensus rating remains “Sell” with 0 Buys, 7 Holds, and 4 Sells.
1 min readSimply Wall St reports that First Hawaiian (FHB) disclosed it will participate in an M&A-related call to discuss a potential transaction affecting shareholders and other stakeholders. The stock trades at $28.11, about 6% below a $30.00 consensus target, and is down 4.9% over 30 days, according to the article.
4 min readSimply Wall St reports First Hawaiian (FHB) Q2 2026 revenue of $225.7M and basic EPS of $0.60, with net income of $73.4M. Net interest margin was 3.25% and cost to income 56.17%. Loans rose to about $14.6B; nonperforming loans were $39.5M. TTM net margin was 32.3% with P/E 12x; DCF fair value $44.31 vs $28.11 price and $30.00 target.
5 min readCentral Pacific Financial Corp (CPF) reported Q2 net income of $20.8M, up 19% year over year, with net interest margin rising 4 bps to 3.57%. First Hawaiian Inc (FHB) posted ROA of 1.28% and ROTCE of 16.34% for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, with NIM up 6 bps to 3.25%. Deposits were mixed, with FHB deposits down $623M. Both cited manageable credit quality and cautious outlook.
7 min readFirst Hawaiian Inc (FHB) Q2 2026 earnings call said loan pricing competition in Hawaii is stable and deposit costs are expected to be flat or slightly higher locally. Loan growth is driven by C&I and CRE pipelines, while residential growth slows due to rates. NIM outlook was revised on balance-sheet repricing and macro changes, with 140-150 bps spread on roll-on/off. Buybacks likely paused pending the TriCo deal.
6 min readFirst Hawaiian, Inc. (FHB) reported Q2 FY2026 results: net interest income $171M and net interest margin 3.25% (up 6 bps). Loans rose $137M (3.6% annualized) while deposits fell $623M due to public deposit outflows. Credit quality improved. FHB reiterated 2026 loan growth 3%-4% and raised NIM guidance to 3.24%-3.25%, citing one late-2026 rate hike. It also announced a planned merger with TriCo Bancshares, with $4.2M Q2 integration costs and no near-term buybacks.
7 min readFirst Hawaiian Bank reported Q2 2026 EPS of $0.60, above the $0.5832 estimate, and revenue of $231.27 million versus $227.76 million. Results were supported by higher net interest income ($171 million) and a wider net interest margin to 3.25%. Management raised full-year NIM guidance to 3.24% to 3.25% and reiterated the TriCo Bancshares merger plan.
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