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Article: OK-based BancFirst to buy First Bartlesville Bank

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BancFirst Corp. has entered into an agreement to acquire First Bartlesville Bank, officials announced Tuesday.

Financial details of the purchase were not revealed. The Bartlesville bank has about $44 million in total assets, about $40 million in deposits and $3.7 million in equity capital. BancFirst Corp. is a financial services holding company whose principal subsidiary bank, BancFirst, is Oklahoma's largest state-chartered bank with total assets of $3.4 billion serving 47 communities across the state.

BancFirst officials said the acquired bank will operate as First Bartlesville Bank until it is fully merged into the BancFirst system, expected by the end of the year. The transaction, ...

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