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MBIN Merchants Bancorp

$51.87 -1.56%

Data as of close

Financial · State Commercial Banks

Merchants Bancorp (MBIN) is a financial company in the State Commercial Banks industry, with a market capitalization of $2.4 billion. Shares last traded at $51.87, 8.4% below their 52-week high. Over the past year the stock is up 66.2%. MBIN trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 8.87, below the State Commercial Banks median of 12.28. Net profit margin is 19.7%, below the peer median of 21.4%. The shares yield 3.2% in dividends.

Market Cap
$2.4B
Shares Out
45.9M
EPS (TTM)
$4.98
P/E (TTM)*
8.87
P/S Ratio
1.75
P/B Ratio
1.00
Dividend / Share
$1.68
Dividend Yield
3.24%
52-Week High
$56.64
52-Week Low
$30.38
Volume (venue)
9,224
Avg Vol (3m, venue)
7,270.143

* P/E (TTM) = market cap ÷ net income over the trailing twelve months where four consecutive quarters are reported, otherwise the latest fiscal year — the same basis as the peer table and the screener, so it can differ from price ÷ EPS.

Performance

1W
+4.22%
1M
+4.24%
3M
-6.67%
6M
+11.78%
YTD
+52.16%
1Y
+66.22%

Daily candles · volume · SMA(20)/SMA(50) · Databento EQUS.MINI.

Technicals

RSI (14)
58.78
SMA (50)
$51.01
SMA (200)
$47.78
Price vs SMA50
+1.69%
Price vs SMA200
+8.57%
ATR (14)
$1.46

Full technical analysis (26 indicators, D/W/M) →

Financials

Revenue
$1.4B
Net Income
$269M
Gross Margin
—
Operating Margin
—
Net Margin
19.7%
Return on Equity
11.2%
Return on Assets
1.3%
Current Ratio
—
Debt / Equity
1.79
Revenue Growth (YoY)
—

Trailing twelve months where four consecutive quarters are reported, otherwise the latest fiscal year; revenue is the fiscal-year figure where quarterly revenue covers under half of it (typical for banks, insurers and REITs), and margins are taken on it; latest reported period ends 2026-06-30. Source: SEC EDGAR/XBRL.

Full financials — revenue, cash flow & debt over time →

MBIN Dividend History

Dividend / share (TTM)
$1.68
Dividend yield
3.24%
Per-share growth (5y CAGR)
+18.7%
Payout ratio (latest FY)
27%
Fiscal year endTotal dividends paidPer share*Payout ratio
2025-12-31 $59M $1.29 27%
2024-12-31 $51M $1.14 16%
2023-12-31 $49M $1.12 17%
2022-12-31 $38M $0.88 17%
2021-12-31 $31M $0.72 14%
2020-12-31 $24M $0.55 13%
2019-12-31 $17M $0.40 22%
2018-12-31 $10M $0.36 16%
2017-12-31 $8M $0.35 15%
2016-12-31 $6M $0.29 19%
2015-12-31 $4M $0.20 15%

*Per share derived as total dividends paid ÷ weighted diluted shares (SEC EDGAR/XBRL annual cash-flow facts). Reported history — not a forecast of future dividends.

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Recent earnings

PeriodEPS (diluted)Reported
Q2 2026 $1.48 2026-08-07
Q1 2026 $1.25 2026-05-07
Q4 2025 (derived) $1.28 2026-02-27
FY 2025 $3.78 2026-02-27
Q3 2025 $0.97 2025-11-07
Q2 2025 $0.60 2025-08-11

Q4 marked "derived" = fiscal-year EPS minus Q1–Q3 (10-Ks report only the annual figure); EPS is not strictly additive, so it can differ by a cent or two from the issuer's own Q4.

Full earnings history →

State Commercial Banks peers

MBIN vs 14 industry peers (State Commercial Banks), by market cap. Data as of close

P/E vs peers
8.87 / 12.28 med
-28% discount
P/S vs peers
1.75 / 2.71 med
-36% discount
Net margin vs peers
19.7% / 21.4% med
below median
1–14 of 14
BNSBank Of Nova Scotia$115.8B———-0.39%
BNYBNY Mellon$100.5B15.362.4716.1%+1.02%
DBDeutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft$64.7B———-0.25%
FITBFifth Third Bancorp$48.7B19.013.7719.8%-1.88%
STTState Street Corporation$46.2B12.532.9823.8%+0.23%
MTBM&T Bank$32.1B10.572.4222.9%-1.11%
NTRSNorthern Trust$31.3B12.882.1917.0%+1.17%
CFGCitizens Financial Group$27.0B11.902.2418.8%-0.86%
FCNCAFirst Citizens Bancshares Inc /De/$26.2B11.152.7324.5%-1.92%
EWBCEast West Bancorp Inc$18.1B12.543.8830.9%-0.56%
ALLYAlly Financial Inc.$11.4B7.641.4418.8%-1.75%
WTFCWintrust Financial Corp$10.5B11.652.4821.3%-1.23%
SSBSouthstate Bank Corp$10.2B11.042.7324.7%-1.04%
BPOPPopular, Inc.$10.0B10.322.2521.8%-1.38%

Source: SEC EDGAR (fundamentals/EPS/dividends) · Databento EQUS.MINI (prices) · market cap & yield computed by tradmap. Informational only — not financial advice.