The $78 million acquisition will put Texas National’s assets at about $1.1 billion and bring it to a total of 12 branches in the Valley
Texas National Bank announced it’s acquiring Citizens State Bank and expanding into Starr County.
Citizens has two locations, one in Rio Grande City and another in Roma, along with assets totalling over $78 million, according to a news release Texas National Bank issued last month.
The acquisition will put Texas National’s assets at about $1.1 billion and bring it to a total of 12 branches in Cameron, Hidalgo and Starr counties.
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