Great Southern Bancorp, Inc. Stock – Fundamental Analysis

Price
76.83
10/14/2026
Oct 1996
Oct 2026

Fundamental Data & Ratios (Balance sheet update: 3/16/2026)

Balance Sheet Total Assets 5,598,610,000.00 ROE 11.36 %
Balance Sheet Total Equity 636,126,000.00 ROA 1.27 %
Cashflow Capital Expenditures -11,465,000.00 P/FCF 12.50
Cashflow Free Cash Flow 70,056,000.00 – –
Cashflow Operating Cash Flow 81,521,000.00 P/CF 10.74
Income Earnings per Share (diluted) 6.19 Div. Yield 2.16 %
Income Net Income 70,973,000.00 P/E 12.41
Income Shares Outstanding 11,396,500.00 P/B 1.38
Income Total Revenue 343,302,000.00 P/S 2.55

Ratios calculated on: 10/14/2026

Company Description

Great Southern Bancorp, Inc. (Bancorp) is a bank holding company and a financial holding company and parent of Great Southern Bank (Great Southern or the Bank). Through the Bank and subsidiaries of the Bank, the Company offers insurance, travel, investment and related services. The Bank offers a range of banking services through its 104 banking centers located in southern and central Missouri; the Kansas City, Missouri area; the St. Louis, Missouri area; eastern Kansas; northwestern Arkansas; eastern Nebraska, and western and central Iowa. The Bank is principally engaged in the business of originating residential and commercial real estate loans, construction loans, other commercial loans and consumer loans and funding these loans by attracting deposits from the general public, originating brokered deposits and borrowings from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines (the FHLBank) and others.

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