IF Bancorp Completes Acquisition by ServBanc; Shareholders to Receive Cash and Contingent Payment

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IF Bancorp, Inc. has completed its merger with ServBanc Holdco, Inc., resulting in shareholders receiving $26.40 per share in cash, with a potential additional $1.51 per share from a contingent payment fund, and the company's stock being delisted from Nasdaq.

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• Merger Completed

  IF Bancorp, Inc. has officially completed its merger with ServBanc Holdco, Inc. on March 12, 2026, with IF Bancorp merging into ServBanc.

• Shareholder Consideration

  Each share of IF Bancorp common stock was converted into the right to receive $26.40 in cash. Additionally, a contingent payment fund of $5,004,650 was established, potentially distributing up to $1.51 per share to stockholders if a specific loan participation interest is repaid.

• Delisting from Nasdaq

  As a result of the merger, IF Bancorp's common stock will be delisted from the Nasdaq Stock Market prior to the opening of the market on March 13, 2026, and the company's reporting obligations will be suspended.

• Leadership Changes

  All directors and executive officers of IF Bancorp ceased serving upon the merger's consummation. Walter H. Hasselbring III, former CEO of IF Bancorp, was appointed as a director of Servbank.

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This filing confirms the definitive completion of the acquisition of IF Bancorp by ServBanc Holdco, Inc., a highly material event for shareholders. Investors will receive $26.40 per share in cash, with the possibility of an additional $1.51 per share from a contingent payment fund, bringing the total potential value to $27.91 per share, which is above the current market price. As a direct consequence of the merger, IF Bancorp's common stock will be delisted from Nasdaq, and its directors and executive officers have ceased their roles, marking the end of IF Bancorp as an independent publicly traded entity. This event fundamentally alters the investment thesis for IF Bancorp shareholders, converting their equity into cash and potential future contingent payments.