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USCB Financial Holdings Inc

NASDAQ • Financial Services • Banks - Regional • Quote as of 10/23/2026
USCB Financial Holdings Inc stock price and volume chart

Company Profile

IndustryBanks - Regional
SectorFinancial Services
ExchangeNASDAQ
Market Capitalization369.12 mln
Float11.92 mln
Earnings Date01/28/2027

EPS

1.56
Decent

P / E

12.81
Fair value

Piotroski F-Score

4 / 9
Borderline

Relative Strength

26 / 100
Underperforming

Debt / Equity

1.18
Elevated leverage

Pre-Tax Margin

40%
Very strong margin

Business Description

Founded in 2002 and based in Doral, Florida, USCB Financial Holdings is the parent company of U.S. Century Bank, serving both individual and business customers across the United States. The bank offers a broad range of deposit accounts, lending options, and cash management tools, along with specialized services for homeowners associations, private clients, and legal professionals. It also supports small businesses, yacht financing, and real estate transactions, while maintaining banking relationships with financial institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Key Fundamentals

EPS1.56
P/E12.81
ROE13.18
RPS5.23
ROIC1.20
ROA1.02
Interest Cover0.65
EBITDA, mln47.31
EV / EBITDA11.58
EV / EBIT11.71
Revenue, mln99.15
EV / Revenue5.53

Quote Details

Last 19.99
Change -2.76 (-12.13%)
Open 19.91
Volume 313,604
Turnover 6,268,944
Average Volume 67,084

Financial Ratios

Pre-Tax Profit Margin40
Leverage Ratio12.95
Current Ratio0.22
Price / Book1.63
Price / Tangible Book1.63
Price / Cash Flow7.37
Price / Free Cash Flow7.75
Debt / Equity1.18
Price / Sales3.73

Financial Strength

Piotroski F-Score 4 / 9
Price to Graham Number1.16
Short Ratio3.04
Short % of Float2.30

Price Performance & Relative Strength

Period Price Performance Relative Strength
1 Week -10.56% 8 / 100   
1 Month -11.82% 27 / 100   
2 Months -1.09% 54 / 100   
6 Months 5.88% 75 / 100   
1 Year 19.13% 78 / 100   



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