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Huntington Bancshares
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Company details
Market cap
$36B
P/E ratio
13×
Div yield
3.6%
EPS (TTM)
$1.28
Total assets
$285B
Deposits
$224B
Rev. growth
+34%
Net int. income
$1.9B/qtr
In plain English
Huntington is a Columbus, Ohio super-regional bank that turns everyday deposits into loans, mortgages, credit cards and auto financing across the Midwest. After back-to-back mergers with Veritex (Oct 2025) and Cadence Bank (~$7.4B, all-stock, closed Feb 2026), it vaulted past ~$279B in assets and pushed deep into Texas and the South — joining the top tier of US regional banks.
In simple terms
How Huntington makes money
Deposits flow in cheaply from households and businesses; Huntington lends them back out as mortgages, business loans and auto financing, pocketing the interest-rate spread, and sells cards, payments and wealth services on top.
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