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Mar 31

Independent Bank Q1 2025 Earnings Report

Independent Bank Corp. reported first quarter results with lower earnings driven by higher credit loss provisions.

Key Takeaways

Independent Bank Corp. delivered Q1 2025 results marked by solid fundamentals including margin expansion and deposit growth, despite a drop in net income due to elevated loan charge-offs.

Net income declined to $44.4M primarily due to higher provision for credit losses.

Deposits grew by $370M, reaching $15.7B at quarter-end.

Net interest margin expanded 9 basis points to 3.42%.

Tangible book value per share increased to $47.81.

Total Revenue
$178M
Previous year: $167M
+6.4%
EPS
$1.06
Previous year: $1.12
-5.4%
Net interest margin
3.42%
Previous year: 3.23%
+5.9%
Return on avg. assets
0.93%
Previous year: 1%
-7.0%
Return on avg. equity
5.94%
Previous year: 6.63%
-10.4%
Total Assets
$19.9B
Previous year: $19.3B
+2.9%

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Forward Guidance

The company maintained a cautiously optimistic outlook, emphasizing ongoing integration of its pending acquisition and confidence in its core banking strength.

Positive Outlook

  • Continued margin expansion driven by lower funding costs
  • Deposit growth reflecting strong customer retention
  • Stable loan balances with growth in small business lending
  • Increase in tangible book value per share
  • Progress on the Enterprise Bancorp acquisition integration

Challenges Ahead

  • Net income impacted by elevated charge-offs
  • Higher provision for credit losses
  • Increased FDIC assessment expense
  • Seasonal rise in payroll taxes affecting expenses
  • Decreased noninterest income from mortgage banking and ATM fees