Triumph Financial reported second-quarter 2026 net income available to common stockholders of $10.6 million, or $0.44 per diluted share, driven by strong performance in Factoring and Payments. Transportation revenue grew 30.9% year-over-year to $76.5 million for the quarter and the company noted several non‑core items that reduced EPS by about $0.13. Management highlighted continued organic growth, margin improvements in Factoring and Payments (ex-LoadPay) and ongoing investments in LoadPay and Intelligence.

Financial Highlights

  • Net income available to common stockholders: $10,568,000 for Q2 2026; diluted EPS $0.44.
  • Total net income (GAAP): $11,370,000 for the quarter; net income available to common shareholders after preferred dividends $10,568,000.
  • Transportation revenue: $76,502,000 for Q2 2026 (up 30.9% year-over-year).
  • Payments segment annualized revenue: $89.2 million; Payments total revenue for the quarter $22,296,000 with EBITDA margin 25.7% (Payments EBITDA margin ex-LoadPay 34.0%).
  • Factoring segment: operating income $20,876,000 for the quarter; Factoring purchased volume $4.117 billion and operating margin 39.4%.

Business Highlights

  • Factoring: Purchased volume reached $4.117 billion in Q2 and average transportation invoice size rose to $2,160, benefiting Factoring's fixed-cost structure and flow-through to earnings.
  • Payments and LoadPay: Payments processed 9,086,400 invoices in the quarter; LoadPay accounts surpassed 10,000 with revenue growth of 49.2% quarter-over-quarter and continued product expansion (factoring workflows integrated into LoadPay).
  • Intelligence: Revenue stable QoQ at $2.389 million with gross margin ~85%; launched RFP Manager and Capacity Intelligence and plans to introduce Triumph Freight Market Indices in 3Q to leverage transaction-level network data.
  • Banking: Added $600 million of servicing deposits from mortgage warehouse clients, increasing cash balances and reducing wholesale funding; reported ongoing credit monitoring and modest improvements in asset quality ratios (non-performing loans 1.65%).
  • Operational efficiency and investments: Recorded non-core items (disposals, severance, consulting) that reduced pretax earnings by $3.8 million; company continues efficiency initiatives while investing in LoadPay and Intelligence as strategic long-term value drivers.

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