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To own CVB Financial, you really need to be comfortable backing a steady, income-focused regional bank that combines modest earnings growth with disciplined capital returns. The latest results reinforce that story rather than rewrite it: net interest income and earnings ticked higher in 2025, and the completion of the US$80.4 million buyback, retiring just over 3% of shares, gives earnings per share a small lift and signals management’s confidence in the franchise. In the short term, key catalysts still center on how effectively CVB converts that improving net interest income into sustainable profitability while maintaining its long-running US$0.20 quarterly dividend. The main risk is that the bank is already priced around a sector-average multiple, so any stumble in earnings, credit quality or growth versus expectations could quickly change sentiment.
However, one risk around earnings expectations and valuation is easy to overlook but worth understanding. CVB Financial's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued by 31%. Find out what it's worth.Explore 3 other fair value estimates on CVB Financial - why the stock might be worth as much as 44% more than the current price!
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