Reports Q1 tangible book value per share $29.65. Reports Q1 CET1 capital ratio 14.8%. Curtis Griffith, South Plains’ chairman and CEO, commented, “We delivered solid first quarter results driven by strong profitability, improving credit quality, and continued discipline across our balance sheet. Alongside the successful completion of the BOH acquisition, we continued to execute our organic growth strategy as we continue to focus on adding experienced lenders across our attractive Texas markets who bring deep local relationships and align with our culture. We believe what differentiates South Plains is our ability to combine the scale, product capabilities, and capital strength of a larger institution with the credit discipline and relationship-based approach of a true community bank. As consolidation across the Texas banking landscape continues, we are seeing increased opportunities to attract both customers and talented bankers seeking stability, local leadership, and consistent execution. While the near-term economic environment remains uncertain and a headwind to loan growth, we are confident in our strategy, our team, and our ability to continue to create long-term value for our shareholders.”
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