First Virginia Community Bank 's board approves common stock split of five-for-four
M2 - Tue Mar 24, 7:10AM CDT
The board of directors of First Virginia Community Bank (OTCBB:FRCV), a chartered community bank, authorised a five-for-four split of the bank's common stock, in the form of a 25% stock dividend in respect to the issued and outstanding shares, it disclosed on Tuesday.
FVCbank announces five-for-four common stock split
BusinessWire - Mon Mar 23, 3:30PM CDT
First Virginia Community Bank (OTCBB: FRCV) announced today that its Board of Directors approved a five-for-four split of the company's common stock in the form of a 25 percent stock dividend in respect to the issued and outstanding shares.
CORRECTING and REPLACING FVCbank realizes significant third quarter income growth over last year; credit quality remains strong
BusinessWire - Mon Oct 20, 1:06PM CDT
In the table within the release dated October 17, 2014, in the "2014" column under "For the quarters ended September 30," in the row labeled "Net income, diluted," the figure should read "$0.21" instead of "$0.16." Also, in the "2014" column under "For the nine-months ended September 30," in the row labeled "Net income, basic," the figure should read "$0.56" instead of "$0.55." In the same column, in the row labeled "Net income, diluted," the figure should read "$0.55" instead of "$0.56."
FVCbank realizes significant third quarter income growth over last year; credit quality remains strong
BusinessWire - Fri Oct 17, 3:00PM CDT
First Virginia Community Bank (OBB:FRCV), the Virginia chartered community bank serving small and mid-sized businesses and personal banking customers, reported today net income of $1.1 million for the third quarter, representing a 108.4% increase over last year's third quarter net income and a 10.1% increase over the second quarter's net income. Year-to-date net income was $2.9 million or 91.9% higher than the $1.5 million earned for the nine months ended September 30, 2013. Strong loan growth funded by low-cost deposits coupled with stable operating expenses contributed to the improved earnings.