Suncoast Q1 data show continued growth across assets, members, loans, and shares, with delinquency lower than year-end and the net worth ratio just below 10%.

Highlights

  • Assets: $20.54 billion at March 31, up 4.3% from year-end and 9.3% from a year earlier.
  • Members: 1.39 million, up 0.9% from year-end and 7.2% year over year.
  • Loans: $16.01 billion, up 2.5% from year-end and 15.2% year over year.
  • Shares: $18.15 billion, up 4.7% from year-end and 9.0% year over year.
  • Loan-to-share: 88.22%, down from 90.09% at year-end.
  • Credit: delinquency was 0.85%, down from 0.97% at year-end; net charge-offs were 1.30% of average loans.
  • Net worth: 9.99%, compared with 10.22% at year-end.

Suncoast Q1 Narrative

NCUA 5300 Call Report data for charter 68645 show Suncoast moving past $20 billion in assets during the first quarter. The Tampa credit union reported $20.54 billion in assets, $16.01 billion in loans, $18.15 billion in member shares, and 1.39 million members at March 31.

The balance sheet grew on both sides. Loans increased from $15.62 billion at year-end to $16.01 billion at March 31. Member shares increased from $17.34 billion to $18.15 billion over the same period. That share growth brought Suncoast's loan-to-share ratio down to 88.22% from 90.09% at year-end.

The loan portfolio is largely split between member real estate and auto lending. Suncoast reported $7.27 billion in real estate loans and $7.08 billion in auto loans. CU Wire current profile data, derived from NCUA call reports, put real estate loans at 45.43% of total loans and auto loans at 44.21%.

Credit measures moved in different directions. Delinquency was lower than year-end at 0.85% of total loans. Net charge-offs were 1.30% of average loans. The allowance for loan and lease losses was $278.5 million, or 1.74% of loans.

Suncoast reported $39.0 million in net income, 0.78% return on assets, a 3.62% net interest margin, and a 55.03% efficiency ratio. The net worth ratio finished the quarter at 9.99%, above the NCUA well-capitalized threshold and below the 10.22% ratio reported at year-end.

The Suncoast Q1 narrative is a straightforward growth story: more assets, more members, higher loans, higher shares, and a lower loan-to-share ratio than year-end. The quarter also gives readers the main context around the balance sheet: credit costs, earnings, and net worth all remain part of the same operating picture.

Sources: NCUA 5300 Call Report current-cycle data for charter 68645, March 31, 2026; CU Wire current profile data derived from NCUA call report history; NCUA Prompt Corrective Action net worth categories.