Kentucky First Federal Bancorp (KFFB) reported QQ3 2025 results with total revenue of 4.846 million and net income of 7 thousand, translating to a net margin of 0.14%. The quarter shows a material divergence between operating results and EBITDA: operating income was a negative 45 thousand despite EBITDA of 2.936 million, reflecting a very high interest expense of 2.715 million and non-operating contributions that partially offset the bottom line. Year-over-year, revenue grew ~159%, and net income rose by ~106% versus the prior-year period, while the quarter-over-quarter metrics show a general deceleration in revenue (-2.2%) and a meaningful squeeze in net income (-46.15%). The balance sheet remains liquidity-rich, with total assets of 380.7 million and sizable investments (long-term investments of ~331.0 million) supporting a robust cash position, yet profitability remains a challenge due to elevated interest costs and a concentrated earnings base. The stock trades at a price-to-book of ~0.50, implying a potential undervaluation relative to book value, but the market appears to be discounting earnings risk given the limited earnings power in the near term.