Independent Bank Group stock shifts in a $2 billion deal

Independent Bank Group stock shifted into a broader banking platform after a $2 billion acquisition was completed on January 1, 2025. The former IBTX business contributed approximately $18.9 billion in assets, $15.7 billion in deposits and $14.6 billion in loans at the transaction date, according to Bank Near Me.

A $2 billion banking transaction

The acquisition was structured as an all-stock deal and was completed on January 1, 2025. Its scale was defined by the transferred balance sheet: deposits of $15.7 billion were larger than loans of $14.6 billion, creating a $1.1 billion difference between the two core funding figures.

The transaction also added a sizable asset base of $18.9 billion. Assets exceeded deposits by $3.2 billion, a relationship that helps explain why the deal mattered beyond the former ticker and expanded the acquiring bank's operating scale.

IBTX becomes a legacy ticker

BankingNewsAI describes the transaction as part of a broader expansion that increased the combined institution's assets to $65 billion in January 2025. The article also says the deal added a Texas footprint and a Colorado presence.

For investors researching IBTX, the key distinction is historical ownership. The relevant figures are the transaction date, the $2 billion consideration and the balance-sheet totals transferred at closing, rather than a current standalone share-price chart.

The transaction defines the record

Independent Bank Group's stock story is therefore centered on the completed acquisition and its measurable banking contribution. The $18.9 billion asset base, $15.7 billion deposit base and $14.6 billion loan book provide the clearest numerical comparison for the former listed business.