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TOMPKINS FINANCIAL CORP (TMP)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- EPS of $1.50, up 9.5% QoQ and 36.4% YoY; EPS beat consensus by $0.07 (4.9%) while revenue slightly missed by ~$1.14M (−1.4%).*
- Net interest margin expanded to 3.08% (+10 bps QoQ; +35 bps YoY), driving net interest income up 6.1% QoQ and 18.0% YoY.
- Asset quality mixed: nonperforming assets fell to 0.63% of total assets (from 0.87% in Q1), but net charge-offs rose to $5.3M due to a $4.7M partial charge-off on one CRE relationship.
- Capital return: $0.62 quarterly dividend declared and a new authorization to repurchase up to 400,000 shares over 24 months—potential near-term stock support.
- Management tone constructive: “continued positive momentum” from NIM expansion, loan/deposit growth, and fee-based revenue strength.
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Net interest margin expanded to 3.08% (+10 bps QoQ; +35 bps YoY), supported by higher yields on interest-earning assets and loan growth; cost of funds held at 1.84%.
- Loan and deposit growth continued: total loans +$106.0M QoQ (+7.0% annualized), deposits $6.7B (flat QoQ, +6.8% YoY).
- Management highlighted momentum: “Net income year-to-date was up over 25%... mainly driven by net interest margin expansion and growth throughout our business.”
What Went Wrong
- Elevated credit costs: provision $2.8M (vs $5.3M in Q1), net charge-offs $5.3M driven by a $4.7M partial charge-off on a single CRE relationship.
- Card services income declined YoY by $128K (−3.9%); fee mix shift partially offset by insurance (+$522K, +5.7%) and wealth management (+$115K, +2.4%).
- Noninterest expense increased YoY by $1.7M (+3.4%), primarily higher personnel costs (+6.6%).
Financial Results
Key P&L Metrics (oldest → newest)
YoY Comparison
Estimates vs Actual (Q2 2025)
Values with * retrieved from S&P Global.
Noninterest Income Mix (oldest → newest)
KPIs (oldest → newest)
Guidance Changes
No formal revenue/EPS/NIM/OpEx guidance was provided in Q2 materials.
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: No earnings call transcript was available for Q2 2025; themes reflect press releases and 8-K exhibits.
Management Commentary
- “Our second quarter financial results reflect continued positive momentum. Net income year-to-date was up over 25%… mainly driven by net interest margin expansion and growth throughout our business.” — Stephen S. Romaine, President & CEO.
- “[Balance sheet] remains well positioned to continue to support growth… committed to supporting our local communities, and building quality customer relationships.” — Stephen S. Romaine.
Q&A Highlights
- No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was found; Q&A highlights and any call-based guidance clarifications are unavailable.
Estimates Context
How results compared to S&P Global consensus:
- EPS beat: $1.50 vs $1.43 (+$0.07, +4.9%); coverage thin (1 estimate).*
- Revenue miss: $79.86M vs $81.10M (−$1.14M, −1.4%); coverage thin (1 estimate).*
Consensus snapshot (periods oldest → newest):
Values with * retrieved from S&P Global.
Implications: EPS beat amid NIM expansion likely supports upward revisions to NII/EPS, while revenue miss (consensus definition vs bank-reported line items) is modest and may reflect classification differences common in financials.*
Key Takeaways for Investors
- NIM expansion to 3.08% and sequential NII growth (+6.1%) are the primary drivers of earnings momentum—sustained rate/yield tailwinds could keep EPS trajectories favorable.
- Credit costs remain the swing factor: the idiosyncratic $4.7M CRE charge-off lifted net C/Os to $5.3M; watch CRE watchlist trends even as NPA declined materially in Q2.
- Fee-based revenue mix is balanced but uneven QoQ; insurance and wealth management offset card softness—diversification helps stabilize noninterest income.
- Capital return actions (dividend + new repurchase authorization) provide a supportive backdrop for shares near-term, signaling confidence in capital and earnings power.
- Funding costs stabilized; average cost of funds held at 1.84%—continued deposit mix improvements are key for further margin gains.
- Liquidity robust at $1.5B (18% of assets), mitigating funding risk and enabling tactical balance sheet moves.
- With thin sell-side coverage, beats/misses versus consensus may have outsized price impact; near-term catalysts include continued NIM progression, any color on CRE resolution pace, and buyback execution.*
References:
- Q2 2025 press release and financials: **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_0]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_1]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_2]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_3]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_4]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_5]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_10]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_11]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_14]** **[1005817_04be202e9667423ea95d099b2c78e737_16]**
- 8-K (Item 2.02), dividend and buyback exhibits: **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:0]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:1]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:2]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:3]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:4]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:5]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:6]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:7]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:8]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:9]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:10]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:11]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025pressrelease.htm:12]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q22025stockrepurchasepress.htm:0]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_q3div2025pressrelease.htm:0]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_tmp-20250724.htm:1]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_tmp-20250724.htm:2]** **[1005817_0001005817-25-000016_tmp-20250724.htm:3]**
- Q1 2025 press release: **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_0]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_1]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_2]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_3]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_4]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_7]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_8]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_9]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_10]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_11]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_12]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_13]** **[1005817_fcaab95be2a04596a275daeaa40992d2_15]**
- Q4 2024 press release: **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_0]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_1]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_2]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_3]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_4]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_5]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_8]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_9]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_10]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_11]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_12]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_13]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_14]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_15]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_16]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_17]** **[1005817_a485314ed7e845d0acec19805e3933fe_18]**
- Estimates: Values with * retrieved from S&P Global.