BBVA gana 9.066 millones, un 13,6% más, con una rentabilidad del 22%
El grupo aumenta a tasas de dos dígitos la cartera de crédito, impulsada por la actividad con Empresas. La subida de costes lastra el beneficio en España, que cae un 0,2%. Leer
BBVA reported a profit of 9.066 million euros for the first nine months, a 13.6% increase, with a return on equity of 22%. The bank's performance was bolstered by a surge in credit portfolio activity, particularly from corporate clients. However, costs, mainly due to a voluntary drawdown plan, restrained earnings in Spain, which fell by 0.2% and marked the first decline since the pandemic.
Despite the setback, BBVA managed to achieve a record result and surpassed its target return of 22% on equity by the end of 2026. The bank also made progress towards its goal of generating an average return of 22% on equity between 2025 and 2028, currently sitting at 20.8%. The quality capital ratio (CET1) fell to 12.21% from 12.90% in June, as the bank returns excess capital beyond its operational range (11.5%-12%).
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