Kristen Snyder
as of the Effective Time, the Burke & Herbert board of directors appointed current LNKB directors Diane Poillon and Kristen Snyder to the board of the surviving corporation as the LNKB Continuing Directors.
Highest-materiality recent filing
LINKBANCORP merges into Burke & Herbert; LNKB shares convert at 0.1350 ratio, stock delisted
Effective May 1, 2026, LNKB merged into Burke & Herbert (survivor) per Dec 18, 2025 Agreement; bank merger completed simultaneously.
LINKBANCORP shareholders approve merger with Burke & Herbert; regulatory clearances pending
LNKB shareholders voted 27,030,504.89 for, 109,013.019 against, 36,833.226 abstain; proposal approved.
LNKB to merge with Burke & Herbert in all-stock deal; exchange ratio 0.1350
Each LNKB share converts to 0.1350 shares of BHRB common stock; cash for fractional shares.
LINKBANCORP shareholders approve 2025 Equity Incentive Plan, elect directors, amend bylaws
Shareholders approved 2025 Equity Incentive Plan authorizing up to 1,100,000 shares; non-employee director limit $50,000/year.
LINKBANCORP declares $0.075 quarterly dividend; reports $8.7M after-tax gain from NJ branch sale
Board declared $0.075 per share dividend payable Sept 15, 2025 to holders of record Aug 29, 2025.
LINKBANCORP completes sale of three NJ branches to American Heritage FCU; gains ~$8.5M after tax
Sold three NJ branches with $105M loans at par and $87M deposits at a 7% premium.
LINKBANCORP gets regulatory OK to sell three NJ branches; close set for March 31
All regulatory approvals received for sale of three New Jersey branches to American Heritage FCU.
LINKBANCORP sells NJ operations ($123M loans, $105M deposits) to American Heritage FCU
Agreement to sell 3 New Jersey branches and $123M in loans; AHFCU assumes $105M in deposits.
LINKBANCORP posts record Q1 net income of $5.73M; adjusted EPS $0.16, NIM 4.03%
Net income $5.73M ($0.15 diluted EPS); adjusted $5.77M ($0.16) excluding merger costs.
LINKBANCORP completes Partners Bancorp merger; pro forma total assets $2.77B, EPS $0.50 for 9m 2023
Merger closed Nov 30; Partners shareholders received 1.15 LINK shares per share; total consideration ~$135.8M.
LINKBANCORP closes merger with Partners Bancorp; combined company has $2.8B assets
Merger of Partners Bancorp into LINK completed Nov 30, 2023; Partners shareholders received 1.15 LINK shares per share.
LINKBANCORP receives final Fed approval for merger with Partners Bancorp; close set for Nov 30
Final regulatory approval from Federal Reserve Board received for previously announced all-stock merger of equals.
LINKBANCORP and Partners Bancorp obtain FDIC, state approvals for merger of equals
FDIC and state regulators (PA, VA, DE, MD) approved merger of Partners into LINK, all-stock deal.
LINKBANCORP and Partners Bancorp shareholders approve merger in special meetings
LINK shareholders voted 10,985,979 for and 36,282 against to approve the Partners Bancorp merger.
Executive Chairman Wesley M. Weymers retires; receives $1.241M separation package
Wesley M. Weymers retired as Executive Chairman of LINKBANK and from the Board effective Feb 21, 2023.
LINKBANCORP to acquire Partners Bancorp in stock-for-stock merger; raises $10M in private placement
Partners shareholders receive 1.150 LINK shares per share; deal valued at ~$6.5M termination fee.
LINKBANCORP closes IPO of 4.575M shares at $7.50, raising $34.3M gross
IPO of 4,575,000 shares at $7.50 closed; gross proceeds ~$34.3M, net ~$31.1M.
LINKBANCORP prices IPO of 4.575M shares at $7.50, raising ~$34.3M gross
Offering of 4,575,000 shares at $7.50/share; gross proceeds ~$34.3 million.
LINKBANCORP launches IPO of 4.575M shares at $8.00-$9.50 per share, to trade on Nasdaq as LNKB
Offering 4,575,000 shares; underwriters have 30-day option to buy up to 686,250 additional shares.
LINKBANCORP Q2 net income $1.6M ($0.16/diluted); loans up $61.5M
Net income of $1.606M, or $0.16 per diluted share for Q2 2022.
LINKBANCORP Q1 2022 net income $1.5M, EPS $0.15, crosses $1B in assets
Net income $1.524M ($0.15 diluted EPS); total assets $1.036B, crossed $1B threshold.
as of the Effective Time, the Burke & Herbert board of directors appointed current LNKB directors Diane Poillon and Kristen Snyder to the board of the surviving corporation as the LNKB Continuing Directors.
as of the Effective Time, the Burke & Herbert board of directors appointed current LNKB directors Diane Poillon and Kristen Snyder to the board of the surviving corporation as the LNKB Continuing Directors.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
Accordingly, the remaining ten individuals currently serving as directors will not stand for reelection at the Company’s 2025 annual meeting of shareholders, as follows: David H. Koppenhaver, George Snead, Lloyd Harrison, Mona Albertine, Steven I. Tressler, Jennifer Delaye, William L. Jones, James A. Tamburro, David Doane and John W. Breda.
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