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First Bancorp (North Carolina)
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60.760USD
+0.470+0.78%
Close 06/18, 16:00（ET）Quotes delayed by 15 min
2.52BMarket Cap
20.77P/E TTM
Earnings Forecast
Currency: USD Updated: 2026-06-18The current earnings forecast score of First Bancorp (North Carolina) is 8.00, ranking 59 out of 399 in the Banking Services industry. The average price target is 59.50, with a high of 62.00 and a low of 54.00.
Analyst Rating
Based on
5
analysts
Buy
Current Rating
66.350
Target Price
+9.20%
Upside Space
Strong Buy
Buy
Hold
Sell
Strong Sell
Peer Comparison
308
Total
4
Median
5
Average
Company name
Ratings
Analysts
First Bancorp (North Carolina)
FBNC
5
JPMorgan Chase & Co
JPM
27
Wells Fargo & Co
WFC
26
Bank of America Corp
BAC
26
US Bancorp
USB
23
PNC Financial Services Group Inc
PNC
22
1
2
3
...
62
Support & Resistance
Relevant data have not been disclosed by the company yet.
Financial Forecasting
EPS
Revenue
Net Profit
EBIT
Forecast
Actual
Data disclaimer: Analyst ratings and target prices are provided by LSEG for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice.
FAQs
What is First Bancorp (North Carolina)'s expected revenue for the next quarter?
First Bancorp (North Carolina)'s expected revenue is 125.94M.
What is First Bancorp (North Carolina)'s price target?
Analysts forecast that First Bancorp (North Carolina)'s price target is USD 59.50, with the highest forecast at USD 62.00 and the lowest forecast at USD 54.00.
How have First Bancorp (North Carolina)FBNC's recent earnings per share performed?
The market expectation was USD 1.13, while First Bancorp (North Carolina)FBNC's earnings per share (EPS) for the previous quarter was USD 2.68. EPS for the next quarter is expected at USD 1.14.
What is the analyst rating for First Bancorp (North Carolina)?
Based on the ratings of First Bancorp (North Carolina)'s stock from 5 analysts, most analysts support a Buy trend. After considering the opinions of other analysts, we ultimately rate Apple's stock as Buy. Please note that this is not trading advice. You still need to conduct your own analysis.
