History
Capital Bank, headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., is a wholly
owned subsidiary of Capital Bank Corporation (NASDAQ Global
Select Market: CBKN). The bank began operation on June
20, 1997 after one of the most successful stock offering
ever for a new bank in North Carolina. Using a foundation
of a strong management team and an active board of directors,
Capital Bank has experienced exceptional growth as a result
of its Hometown Banking strategy. The bank has achieved
continual earnings improvement, becoming profitable in
just its second full year of operation.
The rapid growth that Capital Bank has experienced may
be credited to internal loan and deposit production as
well as external acquisitions. To date, Capital Bank has
achieved five significant acquisitions:
- Most recently in December 2008, Capital Bank
acquired the four Fayetteville area branches of
Omni National Bank, the banking subsidiary of Omni
Financial Services, Inc., a bank holding company
headquartered in Atlanta, GA.
- In January 2006, following
the acquisition of 1st State Bancorp, Inc. by Capital
Bank Corporation, Capital Bank completed a merger with
1st State Bank located in Burlington, N.C., and doubled
its market in the Triad with approximately 22% of the
deposits in Alamance County.
- In December 2002, Capital Bank completed
a merger with High Street Banking Company located in
Asheville, N.C. High Street Banking Company was a subsidiary
of High Street Corporation, with approximately $161 million
in assets with three branches in Asheville and Hickory,
N.C.
- In March 2002, Capital Bank completed a merger
with Community Savings Bank located in Burlington, N.C.
Community Savings Bank was a subsidiary of First Community
Financial Corporation, with assets of approximately $220
million and four branch offices located in Burlington
and Graham, N.C.
- The first involved the purchase of Home Savings
Bank of Siler City, which we completed in 1999.
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