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Departure and appointment · 19 October 2026

HOME BANCORP, INC.

HBCP · Listed

Key facts

How the CEO left
Retirement
Planned or abrupt
Planned
Successor
Internal (a current executive)
Outgoing CEO stays as
Not stated
Signs it was forced
None stated
Other news alongside
Financial results
Effective
8 January 2027
Reason given
retirement after more than 45 years of service and leadership

Read from the filing and press release by a language model (Google Gemini), told to use only that text. It can make mistakes; the quotes below are the source.

The announcement

(c) After more than 45 years of distinguished service and leadership, Mr. John W. Bordelon will retire as Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”) of Home Bancorp, Inc. (“the Company”), the parent company for Home Bank, N.A. (the “Bank”), effective January 8, 2027.
Effective upon Mr. Bordelon’s retirement, Mr. Darren E. Guidry will assume the role as CEO and continue as President of the Company and the Bank.
In connection with Darren E. Guidry’s appointment as CEO upon Mr. Bordelon’s retirement, Mr. Guidry will serve on both the Company and Bank’s Board of Directors.
There are no material plans, contracts or other arrangements (or amendments thereto) to which Mr. Guidry is a party, or in which he participates, that was entered into or amended, in connection with his promotion to CEO, and there are no family relationships between Mr. Guidry and any director or executive officer of the Company or the Bank.

Sentences matched by our CEO change rules, from the first filing. Read the 8-K on SEC EDGAR ↗

Share price reaction

The filing reached SEC EDGAR on 19 October 2026 at 20:43 New York time, after the market closed, so day 0 is the next trading day, 20 October 2026. Day 0 is marked by the vertical line.

HBCP S&P 500 (SPY)
9095100105110−60−45−30−15Day 0Trading days before (−) and after (+) the announcementDay 0 · 20 Oct 2026HBCPS&P
Both lines start from 100 on the trading day before the announcement (day −1), so the gap between them shows how the stock did relative to the market. Prices adjusted for splits and dividends. Drag across the chart to zoom in.
WindowHBCPS&P 500Abnormal
Days 0 to +1−9.1%+0.9%−9.6%
Days 0 to +3−6.6%−0.8%−6.6%
1 month (days 0 to +21)so far, 6 of 22 days−7.2%+0.4%−7.9%
3 months (days 0 to +63)so far, 6 of 64 days−7.2%+0.4%−7.9%

The abnormal return is the stock's return beyond what its usual relationship with the market (beta 0.32) predicts. A single stock's move can reflect other news on the same days, so it describes what happened rather than measuring the effect of the CEO change; averages across many events are on the Research design page as they are completed.

News coverage

Headlines from the day before the filing to three days after, found in the GDELT news index by company name, so an occasional match may be about something else. Tone is FinBERT's reading of the headline alone, a language model trained on financial news; it is not our view of the change.