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FSBH Corp (FSBH) is the holding company for First Southern Bank, a financial institution headquartered in Waycross, Georgia. The most significant recent development for the company is a definitive agreement under which Community First Credit Union of Florida will acquire substantially all of the assets and assume substantially all of the liabilities of First Southern Bank.
This news page focuses on coverage related to that announced transaction and other corporate developments affecting FSBH Corp and First Southern Bank. Readers can follow updates on the progress of the acquisition, including regulatory approvals, shareholder actions and other closing conditions described in the announcement.
News items may highlight statements from the leadership of Community First Credit Union and FSBH Corp about the rationale for the combination, the community and relationship-based banking philosophy shared by the two institutions, and the expected impact on First Southern Bank customers and FSBH shareholders. Articles can also discuss how the transaction fits into Community First Credit Union’s expansion into Southeast Georgia and Florida.
Because the announcement states that FSBH Corp will liquidate and dissolve after completion of the transaction, news related to FSBH is particularly relevant for investors and customers monitoring the company’s transition. This page provides a centralized view of such developments so readers can follow how the announced acquisition and subsequent steps unfold over time.
Community First Credit Union (OTCPK:FSBH) agreed to acquire substantially all assets and assume substantially all liabilities of First Southern Bank, per a definitive agreement announced Nov 18, 2025.
After close, the combined credit union will have ~$3.3B assets, $2.5B loans, $2.9B member shares and deposits, and 31 branches across Georgia and Florida. FSBH shareholders will receive ~$17.14 cash per share; FSBH will liquidate and dissolve post-closing. The transaction is expected in Q2–Q3 2026, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals and customary closing conditions.