Three US community bank acquisitions announced across Texas, Indiana and Minnesota
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A short roundup of three announced community bank acquisitions in the United States. The deals span North Dakota into Texas, Indiana and Minnesota, and range from a $650 million-asset target down to a $37.1 million-asset one. Two transactions carry undisclosed prices; the third is an all-stock deal. All are expected to close in the first quarter or first half of 2027.
- First International Bank & Trust ($6.4 billion assets) will buy Dominion Bank of Dallas ($650 million assets) in the first quarter, price undisclosed.
- First Capital of Corydon, Indiana agreed to pay $33.2 million in stock for First Bancorp of Indiana in Evansville ($583 million assets), closing in the first half of 2027.
- Integrity Bank Plus of Wabasso, Minnesota submitted applications to acquire State Bank of Jeffers ($37.1 million assets), with closing expected in the first quarter.
- Two of the three transactions did not disclose a purchase price.
Executive summary
The ABA Banking Journal reported three announced community bank acquisitions in its M&A roundup, adapted from TheBankSlate.com and credited to Paul Davis. First International Bank & Trust, based in Watford City, North Dakota, has agreed to buy Dominion Bank in…
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https://bankingjournal.aba.com/2026/11/bank-acquisitions-announced-in-texas-indiana-minnesota/Read by Regulus 11 Nov 2026 at 07:34 UTC
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