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Enterprise Bank & Trust reports Q3 results, noting losses in St. Louis and SC repossession

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Enterprise Bank & Trust reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $42 million, or $1.14 per share, supported by loan expansion. The bank noted a $7 million private club loss in St. Louis and write-downs on repossessed hotel property. Repossessed real estate sales and workout progress in Southern California are expected to aid profitability recovery.

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The bank's third-quarter net charge-offs were pushed to 0.36% annualized due to the St. Louis loss and write-downs. Total loans expanded by $452 million to $12.3 billion, propelled by commercial and industrial lending. The bank anticipates non-performing assets returning to historical levels over the next few quarters.

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  • Rexford Industrial RealtySpeculative

    Rexford Industrial Realty might see regional property values affected by the bank's repossessed real estate sales in Southern California.

  • Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsSpeculative

    Keefe, Bruyette & Woods could see analyst ratings affected by the bank's net charge-offs and earnings.

  • Raymond James FinancialSpeculative

    Raymond James Financial may see analyst ratings affected by the bank's net charge-offs and earnings.

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