Texas Community Bancshares, Inc.

Texas Community Bancshares, Inc. is a U.S. bank holding company centered on Broadstreet Bank, a community banking franchise serving local customers in Texas. Its business includes taking deposits, making residential mortgage, commercial real estate, commercial, municipal, and consumer loans, and managing liquidity and investments through its banking subsidiary.

— Texas Community Bancshares, Inc.
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Deposits35% Core funding products including demand, savings, and time deposits gathered from local customers.
Residential mortgage loans25% Owner-occupied and other residential mortgage lending to households in the bank's market area.
Commercial real estate loans20% Loans secured by income-producing and owner-occupied commercial properties.
Commercial and municipal loans15% Business-purpose lending and loans to municipalities and related public borrowers.
Consumer loans and other banking services5% Smaller-balance consumer credit and ancillary banking services supporting relationship banking.

The company serves households, small businesses, and local public-sector borrowers in its Texas market area...

  • Households and homebuyersprimary

    They buy residential mortgage loans and deposit products for everyday banking and home financing.

  • Small and mid-sized businessesprimary

    They use commercial real estate, commercial, and operating loans for property and business needs.

  • Municipal and public borrowerssecondary

    They borrow for municipal funding needs and infrastructure-related financing.

  • Local depositorsprimary

    They provide checking, savings, and time deposits that fund the loan book.

Texas Community Bancshares operates as a local community bank with its business concentrated in Texas, including its...

  • Business is concentrated in Texas and tied to local market conditions
  • Primary service area drives deposits, lending, and customer relationships
  • Dallas-area and North Richland Hills assets show metro exposure
  • Local housing and CRE trends affect loan demand and credit quality
  • Texas footprint supports relationship banking and local underwriting

The company is focused on balancing its loan portfolio by increasing commercial real estate, other commercial lending,...

01
Diversify the loan portfoliomedium-term

A broader mix reduces concentration in residential mortgages and improves relationship depth.

02
Preserve liquidity and funding flexibilityshort-term

Community banks depend on stable deposits and backup borrowing to meet withdrawals and lending needs.

03
Align pricing with rate and demand conditionsshort-term

Loan and deposit pricing discipline helps manage spread and customer retention in a changing rate environment.

The main risks are credit quality, interest-rate sensitivity, and funding concentration, all of which are typical for a...

high

Commercial real estate concentration

A meaningful share of lending is tied to property values and tenant/borrower performance.

Scope
CRE loans, including self-storage, gas stations, rentals, churches, and multifamily
Materiality
high
high

Interest-rate and deposit repricing risk

Deposit flows, prepayments, and loan demand are influenced by market rates and competition.

Scope
Deposits, time deposits, and mortgage lending
Materiality
high
medium

Liquidity dependence on subsidiary dividends and borrowings

The holding company depends on Broadstreet Bank dividends and external funding sources.

Scope
Holding company liquidity and operating obligations
Materiality
high
medium

Local economic and housing market weakness

Community banking performance is tied to the health of the bank's service area.

Scope
Texas housing, commercial property, and municipal borrowers
Materiality
high
Allowance for credit losses
Can materially change provision expense and net income
Other real estate owned valuation
Can create write-downs or gains on sale
Income tax estimates
Can affect tax expense and equity
Dividend restrictions and parent liquidity
Affects liquidity presentation and capital planning

: 29.4.2026