Bancorp, Inc. (TBBK) reported revenue of $164 million for Q2 FY2026, the quarter ended 30 June 2026, down 9.8% on the same quarter a year earlier. Net income was $61 million, up 1.4% on the year, and diluted earnings per share $1.45. The figures are the company's own, from the 10-Q it filed with the SEC on 6 August 2026.
Revenue$164 milliondown 9.8%
Net income$61 millionup 1.4%
Diluted EPS$1.45
QuarterQ2 FY2026ended 30 June 2026
Bancorp (TBBK) in brief
Bancorp (TBBK) reported revenue of $704 million for fiscal 2025, the year ended 31 December 2025, up 31.9% on the year before. Read moreNet income was $228 million and diluted earnings per share $4.92. Revenue was $534 million in fiscal 2024, $466 million in fiscal 2023, $355 million in fiscal 2022 and $316 million in fiscal 2021. Net income in the same years was $218 million, $192 million, $130 million and $111 million. Revenue grew 20.3% a year, compounded, over the five years to fiscal 2025. Bancorp had 41 million shares outstanding at the latest filed count. At the close of 9 October 2026 the market cap of Bancorp was $2.0 billion.
Ratios
From the filings
ROEn/a
Net marginn/a
Debt to equity0.02
Share count, 1 year-11.3%
Sales CAGR, 3 years25.7%
Profit CAGR, 3 years20.6%
EPS, TTMn/a
At the close of 9 October 2026
Price$48.26
Market cap$2.0 billion
Stock P/En/a
Price to book2.81
EV / EBITDAn/a
Dividend yieldn/a
Market cap / salesn/a
52-week high$80.34
52-week low$48.14
Price, 1 year-37.2%
Price CAGR, 3 years11.4%
Price CAGR, 5 years9.6%
Worked from the filed figures; hover a name for the formula. Read moreThe priced ones use the latest price, the last regular-hours trade on IEX. Debt to equity here stands on long-term debt as Bancorp, Inc. files it, at the balance sheet of 31 December 2024, the latest that carries it, with lease liabilities counted separately and never inside it. Bancorp, Inc. files on the bank format, which does not report a return on capital employed, an operating margin or interest cover, so those are left out here rather than shown as a blank. Free cash flow margin and cash conversion are left out too, by our choice: a bank's operating cash flow moves with its lending and deposits, so neither ratio means for a bank what it means for an operating company. Nothing here is a valuation or a view.
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17 in twelve months: 9 current reports (8-K), about 6 regulation FD disclosure; 4 results of operations; 2 officer or director change; 1 exit or disposal costs; 1 shareholder vote
Each quarter as filed, linked to its filing. Read more* The fourth quarter is the full year less the first three quarters, because the company files the year and not the quarter on its own. A fourth quarter's EPS and diluted share count are from the company's results press release for that quarter, used where the release gives the same revenue and net income as the table. A fourth quarter left blank is one the arithmetic cannot give yet: the annual report changed the basis of the year (a business sold or spun off, a line regrouped), so the year less the three quarters as first filed would not be a quarter of anything. It fills in once the three quarters have been refiled on the new basis. A quarter marked † is shown as the company last restated it in a later filing, so it compares with the quarters around it on one basis; rest on a figure for the one first filed. EPS is as filed. Money is in $ million as the company files it, or in $ billion by the switch above the tables; per share figures and the share count are as they are. Free cash flow is operating cash flow less capital expenditure; the effective tax rate is income tax over pre-tax income; margins are the line over revenue. Gross profit is revenue less cost of revenue, and operating income is revenue less the company's own total costs, where the statement does not print those lines. Cash flow lines filed year to date are the difference between two filings. Shares outstanding are at the period end where the balance sheet tags them, otherwise the count on the filing's cover page. A derived fourth-quarter EPS is left blank when a split in the year makes the arithmetic meaningless.
Income statement (profit and loss), 12 fiscal years and the trailing twelve months
Play it forward: change any box and its column follows; every box opens at the company's own record, shown under the row's name, and says when you set it outside every year in the table. Read moreEach column runs from the last twelve months as filed to the year chosen in its heading, at a yearly rate. Sales growth starts at the company's own five-year rate and eases a third of the way each year toward the median of the 118 peers in Banking (7.0% a year), because a rate far from the rest rarely lasts. Before you open a year, the strip reads today's price backwards: the yearly sales growth that brings EPS, at the company's own margins, tax and share count, to today's price at the median P/E of the 116 peers in Banking (12.2). Low, middle, high opens three columns for one year: the low and high cases take the company's own weaker and stronger years in the table (the lower and upper quarter of its yearly sales growth and operating margin) and the lower and higher of today's P/E and its peers'; the middle is the boxes as they open. Net income keeps the share that went to minority holders; EPS is net income over the diluted shares, on the same basis as the EPS in the table. The price is that year's EPS at the P/E you set, and the yearly return runs from today's price to the year's end. These are your assumptions and your arithmetic, not an estimate of ours. The link carries your columns, so you can send the forecast to someone.
From each year's 10-K, linked; TTM is the last four quarters. Read moreFree cash flow is operating cash flow less capital expenditure; the effective tax rate is income tax over pre-tax income; margins are the line over revenue. Gross profit is revenue less cost of revenue, and operating income is revenue less the company's own total costs, where the statement does not print those lines. Those four are arithmetic on the filed numbers; everything else is as filed. Money is in $ million as the company files it, or in $ billion by the switch above the tables; per share figures and share counts are as they are. † The year as the company last restated it in a later filing; rest on a figure for the one first filed. EPS is as filed.
Cash flow and capital returned
Follow the cashA discounted cash flow: five years of free cash flow, added up in today's moneyNot for Bancorp: a bank's lending and deposits run through its operating cash flow, so its free cash flow swings with the balance sheet rather than with what the bank earns. Book value and return on equity, in the ratios above, are the usual measures for it.
Cash paid in the year, from the cash flow statement. Read moreThe dividend per share is as declared. Diluted shares are the weighted average for the year; a falling count is the buybacks net of issuance. TTM sums the last four quarters; the share counts are the latest quarter's.
At the fiscal year end; the TTM column is the latest quarter end. Read moreBoth totals are the company's own. Other liabilities is the filed total less the rows above it: payables, deferred revenue, taxes, borrowings the rows above do not carry and the rest; other assets is the same on the other side. Investments add the current and non-current lines as filed. Debt is the company's own stated total where it files one, otherwise its long-term debt with the current maturities, never parts added together. A row is left blank in a year where the lines shown overlap and the remainder would fall below nil.
Compounded growth
10 years
5 years
3 years
TTM
Sales growth, compounded
13.2%
20.3%
25.7%
n/a
Profit growth, compounded
32.7%
23.3%
20.6%
n/a
Return on equity, average
14.1%
24.0%
28.1%
33.1%
Yearly growth, compounded; TTM is the last four quarters against the four before. Read moreReturn on equity is net income over shareholders' equity at each year end, averaged over the window (the TTM column is the latest year alone); equity is the parent's shareholders' equity as tagged in the 10-K. Arithmetic on filed numbers, nothing forecast.
Questions
What was Bancorp's revenue in fiscal 2025?
Bancorp (TBBK) reported revenue of $704 million for fiscal 2025, the year ended 31 December 2025, up 31.9% on the year before.
How much did Bancorp earn in fiscal 2025?
Net income was $228 million for fiscal 2025, and diluted earnings per share $4.92.
What is Bancorp's market cap?
The market cap of Bancorp was $2.0 billion at the close of 9 October 2026.
42 companies share its SEC industry code (National Commercial Banks); the rest are the names nearest in size in its wider industry, Banking, one of the Fama-French 48 industries, a published grouping of SEC industry codes. Read moreBy market capitalisation; a click on a heading sorts by it, largest first, and a second click turns it round. Each figure is the same arithmetic as the ratio box above, on each company's own filings and latest close; a name marked * is a foreign company that files once a year, on its latest fiscal year.
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