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FHB - First Hawaiian Inc Stock Price, Fair Value and News

$27.01-0.06 (-0.22%)
Market Closed

53/100

FHB

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53/100

FHB

STOCK SCORE

High Scoring Large Cap stocks have outperformed low scoring stocks by 90% over last 10 years

Price Targets

Target 1Y

$26.76

Target 3M

$27.01

Target 6M

$26.93

FHB Stock Valuation Analysis

Valuation

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FHB Price Action

Last 7 days

-2.5%

Last 30 days

4.9%

Last 90 days

10.8%

Trailing 12 Months

1.6%

FHB RSI Chart

FHB Stock Valuation Analysis

Valuation

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FHB Valuation

Market Cap

3.3B

Price/Earnings (Trailing)

12.91

Price/Sales (Trailing)

3.5

EV/EBITDA

1.47

Price/Free Cashflow

9.71

FHB Price/Sales (Trailing)

The Good, Bad and Ugly

Growth

Profitability

Size

Dilution Risk

Balance Sheet

Momentum

Funds Popularity

Insider Trading

Price Targets

Target 1Y

$26.76

Target 3M

$27.01

Target 6M

$26.93

FHB Fundamentals

FHB Revenue

Revenue (TTM)

954.6M

Rev. Growth (Yr)

-2.97%

Rev. Growth (Qtr)

2.47%

FHB Earnings

Earnings (TTM)

258.8M

Earnings Growth (Yr)

20.08%

Earnings Growth (Qtr)

0.81%

FHB Profitability

EBT Margin

34.14%

Return on Equity

9.47%

Return on Assets

1.07%

Free Cashflow Yield

10.29%

FHB Investor Care

Dividend Yield

3.85%

Dividend/Share (TTM)

1.04

Buy Backs (1Y)

3.26%

Diluted EPS (TTM)

2.05

Historical Charts for Stock Metrics

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Net sales
YearQ1Q2Q3Q4
2025970.2M962.0M954.6M0
2024955.0M970.7M980.9M980.0M
2023740.1M819.6M883.0M923.6M
2022551.4M564.9M604.1M663.2M
2021709.2M704.8M700.0M549.3M
2020751.9M718.7M690.5M733.1M
2019762.9M777.7M783.9M765.9M
2018588.8M607.8M626.6M745.3M
2017531.6M544.6M560.5M570.8M
2016489.5M492.1M502.3M518.5M
20150472.8M478.3M483.8M
2014000467.3M
FHB
First Hawaiian, Inc. operates as a bank holding company for First Hawaiian Bank that provides a range of banking products and services to consumer and commercial customers in the United States. It operates through three segments: Retail Banking, Commercial Banking, and Treasury and Other. The company accepts various deposit products, include checking and savings accounts, and other deposit accounts. It also provides residential and commercial mortgage loans, home equity lines of credit and loans, automobile loans and leases, secured and unsecured lines of credit, installment loans, and small business loans and leases, as well as commercial lease and auto dealer financing. In addition, the company offers personal installment, individual investment and financial planning, insurance protection, trust and estate, private banking, retirement planning, commercial credit cards, and merchant processing services, as well as consumer and commercial credit cards. The company was formerly known as BancWest Corporation and changed its name to First Hawaiian, Inc. in April 2016. First Hawaiian, Inc. was founded in 1858 and is headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii.
 CEO
 WEBSITEfhb.com
 SECTORFinancial Services
 INDUSTRYBanks Regional
 EMPLOYEES2126

First Hawaiian Inc Frequently Asked Questions


FHB is the stock ticker symbol of First Hawaiian Inc. Every public company that trades on a stock exchange gets a ticker symbol.

As of Wed Jan 28 2026, market cap of First Hawaiian Inc is 3.34 Billion. The market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the stock price with the number of shares outstanding.

You can check FHB's fair value in chart for subscribers.

The fair value guage provides a quick view whether FHB is over valued or under valued. Whether First Hawaiian Inc is cheap or expensive depends on the assumptions which impact First Hawaiian Inc's fair value. We provide several scenarios of inflation and growth to encompass these range of assumptions for FHB.

As of Wed Jan 28 2026, FHB's PE ratio (Price to Earnings) is 12.91 and Price to Sales (PS) ratio is 3.5. The price to earnings and price to sales ratio are two most important valuation metrics for any company. PE ratio tell us the number of years of earnings investors are ready to pay for owning the company. Historically, S&P500 price to earnings ratio has fallen below 12 during periods of gloom and gone past 30 during periods of euphoria. FHB PE ratio will change depending on the future growth rate expectations of investors.