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Union Bankshares, Inc

Union Bankshares, Inc. is a U.S.-based bank holding company for Union Bank, serving communities through a traditional commercial banking model. Its business centers on deposit gathering, commercial and consumer lending, and related banking services, with operations focused in the United States.

Net income11.1m USD
+26.5 %y/y
Free cash flow16.0m USD
+44.2 %y/y

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2020–2025

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RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Commercial lending45 %

Loans to businesses, including commercial real estate, construction, and C&I credits.

Residential mortgage lending25 %

First-lien and other residential real estate loans to households.

Consumer lending10 %

Smaller-balance personal loans and other consumer credit products.

Deposit services15 %

Core funding products including checking, savings, and time deposits.

Other banking services5 %

Letters of credit, loan commitments, and ancillary banking services.

Customers

The company serves local and regional borrowers that need relationship-based banking, especially small and middle-market businesses, real estate developers, municipalities, and households. Its funding base comes from retail and business depositors who use the bank for transaction accounts, savings, and time deposits. Credit demand is tied to community lending needs, including commercial construction, real estate, and seasonal business activity.

Commercial borrowers

Businesses that borrow for working capital, equipment, and real estate projects.

Real estate borrowers

Developers and property owners using construction and mortgage financing.

Retail households

Consumers buying mortgages, personal loans, and deposit products.

Municipal and public borrowers

Local government and public entities using credit facilities and deposits.

Deposit customers

Individuals and businesses providing core funding through deposit balances.

Strategy

Management emphasizes maintaining capital at levels that support growth, regulatory requirements, and dividend capacity. The company also evaluates internal growth and acquisition opportunities, while using conservative lending policies and portfolio diversification to manage credit concentration.

Maintain strong capital and regulatory complianceShort term

Capital supports lending capacity, dividends, and bank safety.

Grow loans and deposits prudentlyMedium term

Core banking economics depend on expanding relationship balances without weakening credit quality.

Manage concentration and asset qualityMedium term

A diversified loan book reduces the impact of single-borrower or sector stress.

Geography

Union Bankshares operates in the United States, with a community banking footprint rather than a multinational branch network. Its lending and deposit relationships are tied to local and regional markets, so performance depends heavily on the economic conditions of its operating communities. The available reports do not disclose a country-by-country revenue split beyond the U.S. focus.

Risks

The main risks are credit deterioration, borrower concentration, and collateral value declines, which can quickly affect a community bank's loan book. Like other banks, it also faces funding, interest-rate, and regulatory capital risks, while commercial real estate and construction lending can be especially cyclical.

Sorted by severity
Commercial construction loan deteriorationHigh

A specific commercial construction loan moved to nonaccrual, showing project-level credit risk.

Exposure: Commercial construction lending

Concentration risk in the loan portfolioHigh

Large credits and sector concentrations can create outsized losses if one borrower or industry weakens.

Exposure: Commercial lending

Collateral value and borrower repayment riskHigh

Loan performance depends on collateral values and the ability of borrowers to service debt.

Exposure: All lending categories

Interest-rate and funding riskMedium

Banks fund long-duration loans with deposits and other liabilities that can reprice differently.

Exposure: Deposit base and loan book

Regulatory capital constraintsMedium

Capital ratios affect growth, dividend capacity, and the ability to absorb losses.

Exposure: Bank holding company and bank subsidiary

Accounting

Judgemental items
Allowance for credit losses (ACL)

Management estimates expected losses using historical experience and current conditions, which can materially change provisions and capital.

Impact: Loan loss reserve and earnings

Nonaccrual and delinquency classification

When loans stop accruing interest, reported interest income and asset quality ratios change.

Impact: Net interest income and credit metrics

Intangible asset valuation

The company identifies intangible assets as a critical estimate that may require impairment testing.

Impact: Balance sheet carrying value and earnings

Loan commitments and letters of credit

Unused commitments can become funded exposures and require credit assessment even before drawdown.

Impact: Off-balance-sheet risk disclosure

Publicly listed companies with a comparable business focus.

Last updated: 24/09/2026