First National Bank Alaska Shares Climb Above 50‑Day Average, Reach 52‑Week High

Anchorage, Alaska, August 18, 2025

News Summary

First National Bank Alaska shares moved above their fifty‑day moving average and hit a new 52‑week high after strong second‑quarter results and a recent cash dividend. The stock rose from earlier intraday highs to a peak while trading volumes remained low, highlighting potential volatility despite technical momentum. The bank reported solid Q2 earnings per share and revenue, plus a sizable cash dividend that was distributed to shareholders. Key metrics include a market cap near $881.72 million, a P/E of 11.90 and low leverage, while liquidity ratios remain modest. Investors should weigh fundamentals alongside thin trading.

First National Bank Alaska Shares Jump Past Short‑Term Trend After Strong Q2 Results and Dividend

First National Bank Alaska saw its shares move above the stock’s short‑term trend line during midweek trading, following a quarter that showed solid profit and a board decision to pay a sizable cash dividend. The company reported second‑quarter earnings of $5.80 per share and declared a $4.00 per share cash dividend, moves that coincided with intraday trading that pushed the stock to new highs.

Key price and trading moves

The stock passed above its fifty‑day moving average during trading on Wednesday. The fifty‑day moving average was reported in different items as $260.94 and $261.49. The longer term two‑hundred day moving average stands at $247.05. On the day in question the share price reached as high as $272.50, and one report showed the stock last trading at $272.50 with a volume of 117 shares changing hands.

The next day the stock set a new 52‑week high, trading as high as $280.00. In that session the last reported trade was at $280.00 with 356 shares traded. The session that produced the $280.00 high followed a prior close at $272.50.

Financial results and shareholder payout

The company reported earnings for the quarter ending in mid‑2025 with net income of $18.4 million, equal to $5.80 per share. Revenue for the quarter was reported at $52.52 million. Earlier in the year, at a board meeting on April 30, the board declared a $4.00 per share cash dividend. That dividend was payable on June 15, distributed on June 16, and was payable to shareholders of record as of June 1. For questions about the dividend or board notices, the company listed a board secretary and a phone contact for shareholder inquiries.

Company size and balance sheet markers

The firm has a market capitalization around $881.72 million. Profit multiples and risk measures show a price‑to‑earnings ratio of 11.90 and a beta of 0.32, indicating historically lower price swings compared with the market. Liquidity and leverage measures reported for the company include a current ratio of 0.66, a quick ratio of 0.66, and a debt‑to‑equity ratio of 0.03.

Business focus and product mix

First National Bank Alaska operates as a commercial bank focused primarily on customers in Alaska. Its offerings include a full range of deposit and lending products such as savings and checking accounts, money market deposits, safe deposit services, and certificates of deposit. The bank also provides retirement accounts, including individual retirement accounts (IRAs), and a range of lending options including personal loans, home equity loans, construction loans, and other loans intended to support business stability and growth.

Tickers, ratings and data notes

The shares are tracked under over‑the‑counter listings using short tickers reported in market summaries. A market research tracker identified the stock as holding a Hold analyst stance and noted that the bank was not included among a small group of top picks highlighted by that tracker. Market summaries and intra‑day prices are compiled from market data feeds that may be delayed; readers should consider that some market data items can be updated every minute while other items are delayed by at least 10 minutes.

What this means for investors

The move above the fifty‑day average combined with a hefty cash dividend and solid quarterly earnings may draw attention from income and regional bank stock investors. The bank’s low leverage ratio and modest beta may appeal to more risk‑averse investors, while valuation metrics and recent price momentum provide data points for those weighing a purchase. This summary is informational and not investment advice.

Timing and contact

The most recent quarter was reported in early August 2025. The dividend decision was made at the April 30 board meeting, was payable mid‑June and was distributed June 16 to shareholders of record as of June 1. Shareholders with administrative or dividend questions are provided a board office contact and phone number for direct inquiries.

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Key facts at a glance

Item	Detail
Recent trading highs	$272.50 (session); $280.00 (52‑week high)
Fifty‑day moving average	$260.94 / $261.49 (reported values)
Two‑hundred day moving average	$247.05
Most recent EPS	$5.80 per share
Quarterly revenue	$52.52 million
Dividend	$4.00 per share; declared Apr 30; payable Jun 15; distributed Jun 16; record date Jun 1
Market capitalization	$881.72 million
Valuation & risk	P/E 11.90; Beta 0.32
Liquidity & leverage	Current ratio 0.66; Quick ratio 0.66; Debt‑to‑equity 0.03
Business	Commercial banking in Alaska; deposits, lending, IRAs, safe deposit, CDs, construction and growth loans
Contact for dividend/board notice	Board secretary phone provided for shareholder inquiries

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