NATIONAL BANKSHARES INC/VA

NKSH is the ticker symbol for National Bankshares, Inc., a bank holding company headquartered in Blacksburg, Virginia. It operates through its subsidiary, National Bank of Blacksburg, which provides commercial and consumer banking, trust, and wealth management services. NKSH shares trade on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, giving investors exposure to a regional community bank.

The current price of NKSH stock changes throughout each trading day based on supply and demand. For the latest quote, check the real-time price and intraday chart displayed at the top of this page. That section also shows the day's open, high, low, and prior close so you can see how NKSH is trading right now.

The 52-week range shows the lowest and highest prices NKSH traded at over the past year. It helps investors gauge how far the current price sits from its annual low and high, and can indicate volatility and momentum. The latest NKSH 52-week range is available on this page, updated as new prices are recorded.

Valuation for NKSH is often assessed using metrics such as price-to-earnings, price-to-book, and dividend yield, which are especially common for bank stocks. Comparing these measures with peer community banks and NKSH's own history can add context. The latest valuation data and ratios for NKSH are available in the statistics section on this page.

NKSH has a history of paying cash dividends to shareholders, which is typical for many established bank holding companies. Dividend amounts, payment dates, and yields can change over time. For the current dividend amount and yield, check the dividend information displayed on this page.

As a bank holding company, NKSH faces credit risk from loan losses, interest rate risk tied to net interest margin, regulatory risk, and competition from larger banks and financial technology firms. Local economic conditions in its Virginia markets also matter. These factors can pressure earnings and the stock price, so review NKSH's risk disclosures and recent financial filings.