The combined entity would have over $4 billion in assets and 59 branches in Maine and New Hampshire.

Officials will host a morning ceremony with the project’s developer and Wex executives.

Proposals came from 53 states interested in attracting up to 50,000 jobs, plus provinces, territories and towns like Scarborough and Brunswick.

The statewide median sale price increased by 10.2 percent from a year earlier, while sales volume rose by 2.3 percent.

The impact in Maine, where the health technology company employs about 1,000, is unknown.

The state’s jobless rate has remained at 4 percent or lower for 24 consecutive months.