HOMB 8-K: SEC filing

Home BancShares

Filed with the SEC on · accession 0001331520-26-000120

HOMB filed a 8-K (current report) with the SEC on Nov 5, 2026. Home BancShares announced it received approximately $80.7 million from the borrower's sale of collateral securing a previously disclosed $92.1 million non-performing lending relationship in its Texas market, completing the first phase of the credit resolution and reducing the remaining carrying…

Summary of the filing

Home BancShares announced it received approximately $80.7 million from the borrower's sale of collateral securing a previously disclosed $92.1 million non-performing lending relationship in its Texas market, completing the first phase of the credit resolution and reducing the remaining carrying amount to approximately $11.4 million.

Key details

Payment received from borrower's sale of collateral$80.7M
Original non-performing lending relationship balance$92.1M
Remaining carrying amount after payment$11.4M
RegistrantHome BancShares, Inc.
Chief accounting officerJennifer C. Floyd

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What did HOMB file with the SEC on Nov 5, 2026?

HOMB filed a 8-K (SEC filing). Home BancShares announced it received approximately $80.7 million from the borrower's sale of collateral securing a previously disclosed $92.1 million non-performing lending relationship in its Texas market, completing the first phase of the credit resolution and reducing the remaining carrying amount to approximately $11.4 million.

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