First United (FUNC) Quarterly and Annual Segment Results by Country and Region - CSIMarket
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First United Corporation  (NASDAQ: FUNC)
    Sector  Financial    Industry Commercial Banks
   Industry Commercial Banks
   Sector  Financial

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Description of First United's Business Segments


First United Corporation operates within the banking sector, primarily focusing on delivering a diverse range of financial products and services through its various segments. The company strategically organizes its loan portfolio into several key segments that facilitate effective risk monitoring and performance assessment. Below is an extensive overview of these segments, their components, and the financial products and services offered.

1. Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Loans
The CRE loan segment is critical to First Uniteds portfolio and is further divided into two primary classes:

- Non-Owner Occupied CRE Loans:
- These loans are secured by properties that are not occupied by the owner. They typically include nonfarm and nonresidential properties, such as office buildings, retail spaces, and warehouses.
- This category generally carries a higher risk profile due to the complexities involved in leasing and tenant management, as well as market fluctuations in demand for commercial spaces.

- Owner-Occupied and Other CRE Loans:
- This class includes loans secured by properties such as farmland, multifamily residential structures, and owner-occupied commercial spaces.
- These loans are often perceived to have a lower risk compared to non-owner occupied loans, as the businesses utilizing these properties are directly invested in them.

Acquisition and Development (A&D) Loans
A&D loans also form a significant part of the CRE segment and are further divided into two classes:

- One-to-Four Family Residential Construction Loans:
- These are typically granted to individuals seeking to construct single-family homes or small residential buildings.
- The loans support the purchase of lots and the construction of residential dwellings, often accompanied by detailed plans and timelines.

- Other A&D Loans:
- These loans are aimed at developers and investors focusing on larger-scale residential or commercial projects.
- They often involve a higher risk profile, as the ultimate buyers of the properties being developed may not be identified at the time of the loan issuance. This uncertainty can impact the projects financial viability.

Commercial and Industrial (C&I) Loans
The C&I segment addresses the unique financing requirements of commercial clients. These loans are utilized for:

- Working capital needs.
- Equipment purchases.
- Real estate acquisitions.
- Business expansion efforts.

Given their diverse applications, C&I loans are tailored to suit various business needs and are critical for driving economic activity.

Residential Mortgage Loans
This segment is essential for individual clients seeking home financing solutions and is further divided into two classes:

- Amortizing Term Loans:
- Primarily first lien mortgage loans, they are structured to be repaid over a fixed period through regular monthly payments.
- Such loans are typically used for the purchase of homes, allowing homeowners to spread repayment over decades.

- Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs):
- Generally secured by the equity in the borrower’s home, these operate like credit cards where homeowners can borrow up to a certain limit as needed, usually with lower interest rates compared to unsecured loans.

Consumer Loans
This segment comprises various financing products aimed at individual consumers, including:

- Installment Loans:
- These loans can be either direct (e.g. personal loans offered directly to consumers) or indirect (e.g. loans provided through third-party retailers).
- They allow consumers to make large purchases and repay the loan in fixed installments over time.

- Overdraft Lines of Credit:
- These are connected to customers deposit accounts and provide a safety net against overdrawing, allowing for seamless cash flow management.

Conclusion
First United Corporations comprehensive approach to its loan portfolio through distinct segments enables it to effectively manage risk while providing tailored financial products and services. By catering to the varying needs of commercial, real estate, and individual clients, the corporation positions itself strategically within the banking landscape, fostering growth and stability in its operations.


Composition of First United Corporation Revenues by Segments

 
segments    0.38 % of total Revenue
Community Banking    0.38 % of total Revenue

Q1 three months ended (Mar 31 2026)
Revenues by Business Segments Revenues
(in millions $)
%
(of total Revenues)
segments 0.09 0.38 %
Community Banking 0.09 0.38 %
Total 22.54 100 %




Q1 three months ended (Mar 31 2026)
Revenue Growth rates by Segment Y/Y Revenue
%
Q/Q Revenue
%
segments -6.52 % -
Community Banking -6.52 % -
Total 11.15 % -73.78 %




Q1 three months ended (Mar 31 2026)
Income by Business Segments Income
(in millions $)
%
(Profit Margin)
Total 6.66 29.57 %




Q1 three months ended (Mar 31 2026)
Income Growth rates by Segment Y/Y Income
%
Q/Q Income
%
Total 14.76 % -72.82 %




Annual Report on First United Corporation Divisions, Sales by Country

 
segments   segments Segment contribution to total sales 0.62 % of total Revenue
Community Banking   Community Banking Segment contribution to total sales 0.62 % of total Revenue
Service charges on deposit accounts   Service charges on deposit accounts Segment contribution to total sales 2.62 % of total Revenue
Other service charges   Other service charges Segment contribution to total sales 0.98 % of total Revenue
Trust department   Trust department Segment contribution to total sales 11.43 % of total Revenue
Debit card income   Debit card income Segment contribution to total sales 4.72 % of total Revenue
Brokerage commissions   Brokerage commissions Segment contribution to total sales 1.68 % of total Revenue


Twelve months ended 2025
FUNC s Annual Revenue by Geography and Business Segments Sales
(in millions $)
%
(of total Sales)
segments 0.53 0.62 %
Community Banking 0.53 0.62 %
Total 85.94 100 %
Service charges on deposit accounts 2.26 2.62 %
Other service charges 0.85 0.98 %
Trust department 9.82 11.43 %
Debit card income 4.06 4.72 %
Brokerage commissions 1.45 1.68 %


Twelve months ended 2025
FUNC s Annual Income by Country and Business Segments Income
(in millions $)
%
(Profit Margin)
Total 24.52 28.53 %

Twelve months ended 2025
Annual Revenue and Income Growth by Country and Business Segments % Y/Y Sales Growth % Y/Y Income Growth
segments 28.74 % -
Community Banking 28.74 % -
Total 11.8 % 19.18 %
Service Charges on Deposit Accounts - -
Other Service Charges - -
Trust Department - -
Debit Card Income - -
Brokerage Commissions - -
Community Banking Segment - -



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