Kentucky First Federal Bancorp

Company Profile

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp had its IPO on 2005-03-03 under the ticker symbol KFFB.

The company operates in the Financial Services sector and Banks-Regional industry. Kentucky First Federal Bancorp has a staff strength of 62 employees.

Stock update

Shares of Kentucky First Federal Bancorp opened at $5.7 at the start of the last trading session i.e. 2023-09-12.

The stocks traded within a range of $5.42 - $5.7, and closed at $5.42.

This is a +1.31% increase from the previous day's closing price.

A total volume of 666 shares were traded at the close of the day’s session.

In the last one week, shares of Kentucky First Federal Bancorp have slipped by -5.41%.

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp's Key Ratios

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp has a market cap of $43.99 million, indicating a price to book ratio of 1.0993 and a price to sales ratio of 6.0344.

In the last 12-months Kentucky First Federal Bancorp’s revenue was $9.28 million with a gross profit of $9.74 million and an EBITDA of $0. The EBITDA ratio measures Kentucky First Federal Bancorp's overall financial performance and is widely used to measure its profitability.

In the trailing 12-month period, Kentucky First Federal Bancorp’s operating margin was 18.09% while its return on assets stood at 0.32% with a return of equity of 2.11%.

In Q2, Kentucky First Federal Bancorp’s quarterly earnings growth was a negative -74% while revenue growth was a negative 10.5%.

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp’s PE and PEG Ratio

Forward PE

0

Trailing PE

49.4545

PEG

0

Its diluted EPS in the last 12-months stands at $0.11 per share while it has a forward price to earnings multiple of 0 and a PEG multiple of 0. A low price to earnings ratio can mean the stock is attractively valued while a high ratio suggests the stock may be overvalued.

The PEG on the other hand provides a broader view compared to the P/E ratio and gives greater insight into Kentucky First Federal Bancorp’s profitability.

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp stock is trading at a EV to sales ratio of 0 and a EV to EBITDA ratio of 0. Its price to sales ratio in the trailing 12-months stood at 6.0344.

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp stock pays annual dividends of $0.4 per share, indicating a yield of 7.48% and a payout ratio of 3.52%.

Balance sheet and cash flow metrics

Total Assets

$349.02 million

Total Liabilities

$0

Operating Cash Flow

$0

Capital Expenditure

$0

Dividend Payout Ratio

3.52%

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp ended 2024 with $349.02 million in total assets and $0 in total liabilities. Its intangible assets were valued at $349.02 million while shareholder equity stood at $50.71 million.

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp ended 2024 with $0 in deferred long-term liabilities, $0 in other current liabilities, in common stock, $0 in retained earnings and $947000.00 in goodwill. Its cash balance stood at $8.17 million and cash and short-term investments were $8.17 million. The company’s total short-term debt was $0 while long-term debt stood at $70.09 million.

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp’s total current assets stands at $8.17 million while long-term investments were $12.35 million and short-term investments were $0. Its net receivables were $0 compared to accounts payable of $0 and inventory worth $0.

In 2024, Kentucky First Federal Bancorp's operating cash flow was $0 while its capital expenditure stood at $0.

Comparatively, Kentucky First Federal Bancorp paid $0.04 in dividends in 2024.

Other key metrics

Current Trading Price

$5.42

52-Week High

$7.5223

52-Week Low

$5.21

Analyst Target Price

$

Kentucky First Federal Bancorp stock is currently trading at $5.42 per share. It touched a 52-week high of $7.5223 and a 52-week low of $7.5223. Analysts tracking the stock have a 12-month average target price of $.

Its 50-day moving average was $5.89 and 200-day moving average was $6.23 The short ratio stood at 1.28 indicating a short percent outstanding of 0%.

Around 6365.9% of the company’s stock are held by insiders while 368.6% are held by institutions.