ChoiceOne Financial Services delivered a material earnings turnaround in QQ1 2026, with revenue of $53.275 million, net income of $13.704 million and EPS of $0.91. This reflects a strong YoY improvement (revenue up 56.57% and net income up 108.08%) and a solid QoQ performance (revenue up 18.70% QoQ; net income up 198.55% QoQ). The company operated with a lean operating expense base (G&A $0.982 million; selling and SG&A $1.246 million) relative to top-line growth, though interest expense remained a meaningful cost line at $16.633 million, underscoring the bank’s funding structure and sensitivity to rate movements. Pre-tax income was $16.681 million, with an effective tax expense of $2.977 million and a net margin of approximately 25.7%. The quarter marks a notable shift from 2025 Q1, when COFS reported a loss, signaling a successful execution of its growth and efficiency initiatives in a volatile rate environment. Management commentary (as represented in the earnings call context) pointed to continued focus on core deposit growth, loan origination in Michigan, and ongoing efficiency improvements to support sustainable profitability. The near-term outlook will hinge on net interest margin dynamics, deposit retention, and credit quality, as COFS leverages its 32-branch footprint to deepen community banking relationships.