QCR Holdings Inc

QCR Holdings stock rose to a record high of $99.91 and is up 32.64% over the past year and 16.94% year-to-date. The company has a market capitalization of $1.65 billion and a P/E ratio of 12.51; InvestingPro rates the stock as slightly overvalued at that level. QCR reported its most profitable first quarter in company history with EPS of $1.99 (expectation $1.78), but missed revenue expectations with $90.39 million. The company extended its dividend policy (25 years of dividend payments, most recently 66.67% dividend growth) and re-elected four directors; a dividend was also announced. » More on de.investing.com

QCR Holdings reported earnings per share of $1.99 for Q1 2026, marking the most profitable first quarter in the company’s history, while revenue of $90.39 million significantly missed expectations. Net income was $33 million, ROAA stood at 1.40% and return on equity at 12%, supported by strict cost control and diversified non‑interest income from LIHTC financings and Wealth Management. Average loan balances fell by $109 million during the quarter, weighing on growth and calling the sustainability of earnings growth into question. For Q2 2026 the company expects earnings per share of $1.98; capital ratios and balance‑sheet positioning remain solid. » More on de.investing.com

QCR Holdings posted a record result for Q4 2025 with EPS of $2.21 (vs. $1.99 estimated) and revenues of $107.1 million, sending the stock higher in premarket trading. Management highlighted strong profitability improvements, a lower cost‑to‑income ratio and above‑average five‑ to ten‑year growth rates for EPS, tangible book value and the share price. The diversified business model, with specialty finance and asset management, plus high asset quality support the balance sheet; QCR plans loan growth of 8–15% in 2026, capital markets income of $55–70 million and a LIHTC securitization of $300–350 million by mid‑2026. » More on de.investing.com