United Bancshares Inc Liquidation Value

UBOH Banking
Note: Banking companies may use non-standard XBRL balance sheet reporting. Standard liquidation metrics may not be available for all periods. Data shown reflects what was reported in SEC EDGAR filings.

Cash & Equivalents

$30.68M
As of 2022-12-31
Current Price: N/A

Key Metrics

Cash Liquidation Value

Cash minus Total Obligations
Cash: $30.68M
Total Obligations: $0
$30.68M
Per share: $9.73
Period: 2022-12-31
incomplete 4 components missing — treated as $0 in formula. Why?
  • Current Liabilities: not reported
  • Finance Lease Liability: not reported
  • Long-Term Debt: not reported
  • Operating Lease Liability: not reported

Liquid Liquidation Value

Cash + AR minus Total Obligations
Cash: $30.68M
AR: N/A
Total Obligations: $0
$30.68M
Per share: $9.73
Period: 2022-12-31
incomplete 5 components missing — treated as $0 in formula. Why?
  • Accounts Receivable: not reported
  • Current Liabilities: not reported
  • Finance Lease Liability: not reported
  • Long-Term Debt: not reported
  • Operating Lease Liability: not reported

Operating Liquidation Value

Cash + AR + Inventory minus Total Obligations
Cash: $30.68M
AR: N/A
Inventory: N/A
Total Obligations: $0
$30.68M
Per share: $9.73
Period: 2022-12-31
incomplete 6 components missing — treated as $0 in formula. Why?
  • Accounts Receivable: not reported
  • Current Liabilities: not reported
  • Finance Lease Liability: not reported
  • Inventory: not reported
  • Long-Term Debt: not reported
  • Operating Lease Liability: not reported

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Liquidation Ladder

MetricTotalPer Share
Cash Liquidation Value$30.68M$9.73
Liquid Liquidation Value$30.68M$9.73
Operating Liquidation Value$30.68M$9.73

Key Components (as of 2022-12-31)

Note: Financial institutions (banks, REITs, insurance companies) use specialized accounting standards that differ from standard GAAP balance sheet presentation. Liquidation metrics may not apply and are shown as N/A where data is unavailable. See our methodology page for details.

Data as of 2022-12-31 from 10-K filed 2023-03-13. View on SEC EDGAR →

Cash & Equivalents$30.68M
Accounts ReceivableN/A
InventoryN/A
Current Liabilities (total reported; current not separately disclosed)$1.00B
Long-term Debt (?)N/A
Op. Lease Liability (?)N/A
Finance Lease (?)N/A
Shares Outstanding3.2M

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Historical

PeriodCashARInventoryAPCurr LiabLT DebtOp LeaseFin Lease
2022-12-31$30.68MN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
2021-12-31$75.20MN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
2021-09-30$121.18MN/AN/AN/AN/A$2.67MN/AN/A
2021-06-30$119.55MN/AN/AN/AN/A$2.66MN/AN/A
2021-03-31$97.89MN/AN/AN/AN/A$2.65MN/AN/A
2020-12-31$57.03MN/AN/AN/AN/A$2.64MN/AN/A
2020-09-30$29.78MN/AN/AN/AN/A$2.63MN/AN/A
2020-06-30$68.85MN/AN/AN/AN/A$2.62MN/AN/A

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SEC Filings

PeriodFormFiledLink
2022-12-31 10-K 2023-03-13 View
2022-09-30 10-Q 2022-11-08 View
2022-06-30 10-Q 2022-08-11 View
2022-03-31 10-Q 2022-05-06 View
2021-12-31 10-K 2022-03-07 View
2021-09-30 10-Q 2021-11-02 View
2021-06-30 10-Q 2021-08-03 View
2021-03-31 10-Q 2021-05-04 View

AI Insights

AI Insight·Generated 2026-05-16

UNITED BANCSHARES INC/OH (UBOH) is a single-bank holding company headquartered in Columbus Grove, Ohio, operating through its wholly owned subsidiary The Union Bank Company across 18 full-service branches and 3 loan production offices in northwest and central Ohio. The 10-K filing for the period ended December 31, 2022 incorporates financial statements by reference to Exhibit 13 (the Annual Report to Shareholders); the primary 10-K document itself contains no balance sheet, income statement, or footnote disclosures in the body of the filing provided. As a result, no XBRL tags were emitted in the TAG_CONTEXT, and no quantitative balance-sheet line items are available for direct recovery analysis from this filing body.

Under a liquidation lens, the recoverable asset base for a community bank holding company of this type is dominated by the loan portfolio and investment securities held at the subsidiary level, both subject to material haircuts reflecting credit quality, duration, and rate-environment marks. The filing's risk factors note significant unrealized losses on fixed-rate investment securities as a consequence of the 2022 rate environment, which directly compresses the liquidation-recoverable value of that asset class below book. The allowance for loan losses is flagged as potentially insufficient, introducing additional downside to net loan recovery. Goodwill and other intangibles arising from prior acquisitions carry zero liquidation value; the filing acknowledges an annual impairment test and confirms no impairment was recorded through the period, but the balance is disclosed only in the incorporated Exhibit 13 and is not separately tagged in XBRL.

On the liability side, the filing discloses an unfunded Salary Continuation Agreement (defined benefit structure) for CEO Brian D. Young with an accrued balance of $343,371 as of December 31, 2022, and a target retirement lump sum of approximately $529,000. This obligation does not extinguish on winddown. The holding company also references trust preferred securities (grantor trust structure, per Exhibit 10.1), the terms of which are not quantified in the body filing. The 10-K body does not separately disclose total assets, total deposits, total borrowings, total equity, the loan portfolio balance, or the investment securities portfolio, as all financial data is incorporated by reference to Exhibit 13. Filing discusses interest rate sensitivity, allowance adequacy, goodwill impairment risk, and the structural subordination of holding company creditors to bank-level claimants in MD&A/risk factor sections, but none of these concepts are separately tagged in XBRL. No prior filing was provided for period-over-period comparison.

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