KFFB
Kentucky First Federal BancorpFinancial Services · $46M market cap
Is KFFB undervalued?
Share price
$5.41
as of Oct 16, 2026
Fair value
$1.87
Sticker Price
Payback Price
$0.746
buy price
KFFB is Overpriced: at $5.41 it trades 190% above its fair value of $1.87. Its buy price (Payback Price) is $0.746, 86% below today's price. Business quality is limited: none of the 5 key numbers clears the 10% bar.
How we valued it
Justified P/B (Financials). A bank or insurer. These are best valued on their book value and how much they earn on it.
Business quality
0 of 5 clear the 10% bar. What are the Big Five?
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What is KFFB's fair value?
$1.87 as of Oct 16, 2026, worked out with the Justified P/B (Financials). A bank or insurer. These are best valued on their book value and how much they earn on it.
At what price would KFFB be a buy?
At or below its buy price of $0.75, a 60% margin of safety below its fair value.
Is KFFB undervalued right now?
KFFB is Overpriced: at $5.41 it trades 190% above its fair value and 625% above its buy price.
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About Kentucky First Federal Bancorp
Kentucky First Federal Bancorp (KFFB) serves as the holding company for two financial institutions: First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Hazard, and Frankfort First Bancorp, Inc. Together, these subsidiaries deliver a variety of banking products and services to communities throughout Kentucky. Customers can access a suite of deposit products, including passbook savings, certificate accounts, checking accounts, and individual retirement accounts. KFFB's comprehensive loan offerings include residential mortgages for single to four-family homes, construction financing, and loans secured by multi-family properties. A substantial portion of its portfolio consists of non-residential loans, which are backed by commercial office buildings, churches, and other purpose-built properties. Furthermore, it provides commercial loans not tied to real estate, alongside an array of consumer credit options. These range from home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) and loans secured by savings deposits to automobile loans and unsecured personal financing. Beyond direct lending, KFFB also invests in mortgage-backed securities. The company operates through a network of seven branch locations. Established in 2005, its headquarters are located in Hazard, Kentucky. Kentucky First Federal Bancorp itself is a subsidiary of First Federal MHC.
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Fair value and Payback Price are estimates from the company's reported financials, not investment advice. Prices as of Oct 16, 2026. How the Payback Price works