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Huntington Bancshares Incorporated — Intrinsic Value & Fair Price

HBAN
NASDAQFinancial ServicesBanks - RegionalCIK 0000049196huntington.comAbout HBAN
Last close · Oct 16, 202615.27−0.08 (−0.52%)
Market cap$30.9B
Model value · P/TBV · justified
13.33
Huntington Bancshares closed at $15.27 — overvalued by 15% vs model.
11.66the model's range15.55

P/TBV · justified leads for a bank. From the justified price to tangible book.

Other models
10.55 – 17.01
Wall St. target
19.00 20% below
Above model, 1y
5 of 20 days

Price and model value

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Daily close

Dividends

Quarterly · as of Oct 16, 2026
Yield, trailing 12 months
4.06%
Past 2 years
low 3.22%high 4.96%
Dividends per share, a year at a time
$0.60Sep ’21$0.62Sep ’22$0.62Sep ’23$0.62Sep ’24$0.62Sep ’25$0.62TTM
Dividends / earnings, FY2025
41.1%
Raised
—
Growth, 5 yrs
0.7% a year
Last change
+3.3% · Dec 2021
Every payment, with ex-dates · latest $0.155, paid Oct 1, 2026

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How it is valued

Valued asBank
Low/slowing growth (~6% recent)High profitability (142% net margin)Pays dividendsHighly cyclical earningsStrong FCF yield (7.2%)
What growth the price implies: the reverse DCF

Key figures

FY2025 · chosen for banks
Price / tangible book
1.3×
Price / book
0.9×
Return on equity
9.1%
P/E
11.0×
Dividend yield, TTM
4.06%
Payout ratio
46.0%
Full financials

Analyst actions

third-party, quoted
10-06UBS · target18.00
10-05UBS · target19.00
09-23Truist Financial · target19.00
07-27B of A Securities · “Neutral” from “Buy”downgrade
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About Huntington Bancshares

Huntington Bancshares Incorporated, established in Columbus, Ohio, in 1866, operates as the bank holding company for The Huntington National Bank, providing a comprehensive suite of commercial, consumer, and mortgage banking services across the United States. Its operations are organized into four key segments. The Consumer and Business Banking segment offers essential financial products to individuals and small businesses, including checking, savings, money market, and certificate of deposit accounts, along with credit cards, various loans, and investment opportunities. This segment also facilitates mortgages, insurance, interest rate risk protection, foreign exchange, and provides convenient access through ATMs, online, mobile, and telephone banking. For larger entities, the Commercial Banking segment delivers specialized financial solutions to middle-market businesses, government and public sector organizations, and commercial real estate developers/REITs. It extends tailored services to industries such as healthcare, technology, telecommunications, franchise finance, sponsor finance, and global services, encompassing asset finance, capital raising, sales and trading, corporate risk management, institutional banking, and treasury management. The Vehicle Finance segment aids consumers in financing purchases of automobiles, light-duty trucks, recreational vehicles, and marine craft through dealerships, while also offering inventory financing for new and used vehicles to franchised dealerships. Finally, the Regional Banking and The Huntington Private Client Group segment focuses on delivering private banking, wealth and investment management, and retirement planning services. As of March 18, 2022, Huntington Bancshares maintained a significant footprint with approximately 1,000 branches operating across 11 states.

CEO
Stephen D. Steinour
Headquarters
Columbus, OH
Employees
25,527
IPO
1980-03-17
Full company profile

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