Home Bancshares, Inc.
Home Bancshares, Inc. (HOMB) is a US regional bank holding company that operates the Arvest Bank franchise across several Midwestern and Southern states. With a market capitalisation of about $5.35 billion, it focuses on commercial and consumer lending, deposit gathering and fee-based services for local businesses and households. Growth has historically come from both organic lending activity and acquisitions, which can widen geographic reach but also add integration and credit risk. HOMB’s earnings are sensitive to interest-rate moves, loan credit quality and local economic conditions. The company typically pays a dividend, but payouts depend on earnings, capital needs and regulatory constraints. This summary is for educational purposes only and not personalised financial advice; it is important to assess your own objectives, timeframe and risk tolerance before considering any investment. Returns are not guaranteed and share prices can fall as well as rise.
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend buying Home Bancshares' stock, expecting its value to rise to $33.
Financial Health
Home Bancshares is showing solid revenue and cash flow, indicating strong business performance.
Dividend
Home Bancshares offers a dividend yield of 2.67%, making it a decent choice for income-seeking investors. If you invested $1000, you would be paid $26.75 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
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Regional franchise growth
Arvest’s footprint has expanded via acquisitions and organic lending, offering scale benefits — though acquisitions add integration and credit risk.
Interest-rate sensitivity
Net interest income is a core driver of earnings and can benefit from rising rates, but sudden moves may pressure margins or loan demand.
Local economic ties
Performance is linked to the health of local economies and commercial borrowers, so regional downturns can materially affect results.
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