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Get filing alertsThird Coast Bancshares sells factoring subsidiary for $27.5M, books $3.5M gain
Filed July 13, 2026 · Period ending July 13, 2026 · ~1 min read
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Sold substantially all assets of Third Coast Commercial Capital (TCCC), a wholly owned factoring subsidiary, to Gulf Coast Bank & Trust for $27.5M, generating a $3.5M gain and ongoing revenue share.
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Transaction closed June 25, 2026; company will continue offering factoring solutions through strategic partnership with Gulf Coast rather than operating the platform directly.
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Company refocusing on core commercial banking, asset-based lending, and specialty lending platforms where management sees better growth and differentiation opportunities.
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Summary
Third Coast Bancshares divested its factoring subsidiary, Third Coast Commercial Capital, to Gulf Coast Bank & Trust for $27.5 million in a transaction that closed June 25, 2026. The sale generated a $3.5 million gain and includes a structured revenue-sharing arrangement going forward.
Rather than exiting factoring entirely, the company will continue serving factoring clients through a strategic partnership with Gulf Coast, allowing it to monetize the portfolio while preserving client relationships. The divestiture represents a strategic shift in balance sheet composition.
Management is refocusing capital and resources on what it views as higher-opportunity core businesses: commercial banking, asset-based lending, and specialty lending platforms. For retail holders, the $27.5 million in proceeds and $3.5 million gain provide immediate book value accretion, while the revenue share preserves some upside from the factoring business without the capital intensity of operating the platform directly. The move signals management's view that capital is better deployed in its core lending franchises.
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Event · Exhibit 99.1
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it closed the sale of substantially all of the assets of Third Coast Commercial Capital, Inc. (“TCCC”), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bank, to Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company (“Gulf Coast”), effective as of June 25, 2026.
Third Coast Bancshares completed the sale of substantially all assets of its wholly owned factoring subsidiary, Third Coast Commercial Capital, Inc., to Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Company. The transaction closed effective June 25, 2026, representing a strategic shift in the company's balance sheet composition.
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Following the transaction, Third Coast will continue to offer factoring solutions through a strategic partnership with Gulf Coast, a well-established, large bank-owned accounts receivable platform.
Despite selling the TCCC assets, Third Coast will maintain its ability to serve factoring clients through a strategic partnership with Gulf Coast. This allows the company to monetize the portfolio while preserving client relationships and access to factoring solutions.
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