Close the acquisition of Capital Bancorp, Inc

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What the company said

“The acquisition is expected to close during the first half of 2027, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions”

SourcePeoples Bancorp Inc. Form 8-K press release, 2026-09-30
FilingSEC filing index
Deadline as statedduring the first half of 2027
Deadline used30 Jun 2027, the last day of the stated period
TypeTransaction
Permanent referenceKI-C-2026-PEBO-001652
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Version 1 · original · stated 30 Sep 2026

Deadline 30 Jun 2027 (“during the first half of 2027”) · wording expected
Version 2 · stated 26 Oct 2026

Deadline 31 Dec 2027 (“in 2027”) · wording expected

“the pending acquisition of Capital Bancorp, which we expect to close in 2027.”
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Event type: Acquisition close
Indicative materiality: High rules
Action: Close
Deliverable: acquisition of Capital Bancorp, Inc.
Language: Expected (“expects”, “plans”)
In the company’s control: Medium
Specificity: High
Conditional: Yes: satisfaction of customary closing conditions; regulatory approvals; approvals of the shareholders of Peoples and Capital
Depends on: Regulatory, Shareholder

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