(OTCQX: FMCB) July 23, 2026 2026 Mid-Year Update
Our Story Founded in 1916; Headquartered in Lodi, CA Serving Central California; 33 locations; 378 employees Expanded into San Francisco Bay Area in 2013 Expertise in Ag Lending >100 years; 20th largest in US Unique premier region; CA 4th largest economy in the world Full complement of products & services; commercial middle market focus; diversified portfolio; relationship driven History of consistent and reliable profitable growth Strategic focus on superior client service Serve our constituents – customers, shareholders, communities, employees Assets $5.8bn RBC 16.04% NIM 4.22% TCE 11.45% ROA 1.70% ROE 14.75% Note: As of or YTD June 30, 2026
Our Geographic Markets Market Area Metrics: Population of 6.6 million (1) GDP of $559 billion (2) Median household income of $99,975 (1) Diversified industries Territory stretches 105 miles north to south and 60 miles east to west Majority of the State’s watershed occurs in the Bank’s territory Source: United States Census Bureau as of 12/31/2024. Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED) as of 12/31/2024.
Financial Highlights
History of Steady & Reliable Growth
Long Term EPS Growth Track Record
Top Tier TBV Growth (1) Non-GAAP measurement – see Appendix for reconciliation
Balance Sheet Highlights
Earnings Highlights NIM is on a tax equivalent basis
Strong Returns and Capital Position
Strong Liquidity Position Investment portfolio as of 6/30/26: $1.6 billion Tax Equivalent Yield – 3.71% Weighted Average Life – 6.9 years Effective Duration – 5.1 years YTD purchases of $78.3M (Avg. Yield of 5.08%; WAL of 6.1 years); sold $1.3M No other borrowings as of 6/30/26 No brokered CDs as of 6/30/26
Composition of Loans & Deposits As of June 30, 2026 Loan composition – 55% fixed; 45% variable Loan-to-deposit ratio – 73.07% YTD cost of average total deposits – 1.19% YTD cost of total interest bearing deposits – 1.73%
Agriculture & Ag RE Portfolios 20th largest Ag lender in the US Uniquely located in the premier agricultural region of the Central Valley from a climate, soil and water perspective Ag lender for over 100 years Diversified Ag portfolio Ag related lending is $948.3 billion or 25.6% of the loan portfolio as of 6/30/26 Significant Ag related deposits Strong credit culture Net charge-offs of $1.3 million for Ag loans over the last 10 years from 2016 to 2025; net recoveries of $76,000 YTD 2026 Two non-performing Ag loans with one borrower for $1.73 million as of 6/30/26 As of June 30, 2026
CRE & Construction Portfolio CRE & Construction portfolio represents 44.5% of total loan portfolio as of 6/30/26 Operate well below the regulatory thresholds of 100% for construction and 300% for total CRE; as of 6/30/26: Construction concentration – 17.6% Total CRE concentration – 166.3% Well-diversified; strong credit culture Net charge-offs of $380,000 for CRE and zero for construction over the last 5 years from 2021 to 2025; net charge-offs of $65,000 YTD 2026 One non-performing CRE loan for $712,000 as of 6/30/26 As of June 30, 2026
C&I, Consumer, & Leasing Portfolios One non-performing C&I loan for $230,000 as of 6/30/26 No non-performing consumer loans or leases as of 6/30/26 Net charge-offs of $684,000 for C&I loans over the last 5 years from 2021 to 2025; net charge-offs of $176,000 YTD 2026 Net charge-offs of $140,000 for consumer loans over the last 5 years from 2021 to 2025; net recoveries of $43,000 YTD 2026 No charge-offs for the leasing portfolio over the last 5 years from 2021 to 2025 As of June 30, 2026
Strong Credit Quality Net charge-offs of $4.2 million over the last 10 years (2016-2025) Net charge-offs of $122,000, or 0.003% of average loans and leases YTD 2026; net charge-offs of $1.8 million, or 0.05% for 2025 Non-performing loans of $2.7 million, or 0.07% of total loans and leases as of 6/30/26; one non-performing CRE loan of $750,000 or 0.02% as of 12/31/25 Allowance for Credit Losses (ACL) on loans and leases of $77.3 million or 2.08% of total loans and leases as of 6/30/26 Experienced lenders, conservative and disciplined credit culture
Shareholder Returns Average annual total shareholders’ return of 12.74% over the last 29 years; through 12/31/25 Annual cash dividend growth rate of 11.11% over the last 29 years; through 12/31/25 Since 12/31/19 reduced the number of outstanding shares by 8.13% through 12/31/25 In 2025, repurchased 33,562 or 4.80% of outstanding shares; repurchased 240 shares during the six months ended 6/30/26 Ranked 17th out of 58 public companies to be considered a “Dividend King” by Sure Dividend; requires 50+ years of consecutive dividends; F&M has delivered 91 years of consecutive dividends and 61 years of continuous increases Based on the dividend record date; moved from semi-annual dividend to quarterly dividend beginning in Q3-2025 (1) Non-GAAP measurement – see Appendix for reconciliation
Awards & Recognition F&M Bank is rated as one of the nation’s safest banksby nationally recognized bank rating firms(1) : BauerFinancial, Inc. – “5-Star, Superior Bank” & “Best of Bauer” The Findley Reports – “Super Premier Performer” VERIBANC® – “Blue Ribbon Bank Commendation of Excellence” (1) BauerFinancial rating as of 1/28/2026. The Findley Reports rating is an annual award as of 12/31/2025. The Veribanc rating is a quarterly award as of 9/30/2025. 2022 #1 – Best Performing Bank in the U.S. All Asset Classes • Rating as of July 2023 2023 #2 – Best Performing Bank in the U.S. All Asset Classes • Rating as of July 2024 2024 #3 – Best Performing Bank in the U.S. All Asset Classes • Rating as of July 2025 2025 #7 – Best Performing Bank in the U.S. All Asset Classes • Rating as of July 2026 2022 #1 Community Bank in California Rating as of October 2021 2023 #4 Community Bank in the U.S. Assets of $3-10B • Rating as of December 2023 2025 #5 Dividend Champion Based on expected returns over the next 5 years Rating as of July 2025 “Dividend King”#17 out of 58 companies 2026 #1 Best Bank in California #5 Best Bank in the U.S. Rating as of February 2026
Future Locations Lafayette – 3529 Mt. Diablo Boulevard (Q3-2027) Downtown Walnut Creek – 1823 N. Main St. (Q4-2026) Elk Grove – Corner of Laguna and Big Horn (2028) Livingston – 503 Main St. (Q1-2027) Lockeford – 19000 E. Highway 12 (Q1-2027)
Why FMCB Consistent earnings growth and superior shareholder returns Steady and strong growth in tangible book value per common share History of 91 consecutive years of dividends with 61 years of increases Unique expertise in Ag lending results in a more diversified loan portfolio resulting in a lower CRE concentration Geographically located in a premier location of the Central Valley and Bay Area of California where the majority of the State’s watershed flows Seasoned management team with deep and diverse banking experience Highly efficient branch network with premier locations Strong and disciplined credit culture Well-positioned, diversified and strong balance sheet with conservative loan-to-deposit ratio
Appendix
Non-GAAP Measurements (1) Tangible common equity divided by tangible assets. (2) Total common equity divided by common shares outstanding. (3) Tangible common equity divided by common shares outstanding. (4) In 2025, replaced Non-Qualified Retirement Plan with a Restricted Stock Plan
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