Banco BBVA Argentina

BBVA Argentinien reported Q2 2026 results in which revenue ($630.29m) and earnings per share ($0.4101) fell short of analysts’ expectations, prompting a decline in the stock in after-hours trading. At the same time, inflation-adjusted net income rose 44.6% versus Q1 to ARS 131.6bn and return on equity improved to 12.2%. The bank highlights a solid capital and liquidity position (capital ratio 18.8%, liquidity ratio 45.5%) and expects real loan growth of around 10% in 2026 as well as an improvement in asset quality toward year-end. Risks remain in a higher NPL ratio (6.09%) and potential margin pressure if inflation and interest rates fall. » More on de.investing.com

BBVA Argentina reported Q1 2026 EPS of $0.2732 (expectation $0.3057) and revenue of $670.23m (expectation $684.91m). Despite the missed figures, the stock jumped 7.42% to $16.65 after net income rose 31.2% quarter-on-quarter to ARS 85.2bn. The bank cut its 2026 real loan growth forecast from 25–30% to 15–20% and emphasizes a strategy focused on credit quality; the target is 10–15% growth for ARS loans and around 40% for USD loans. Management cites strong liquidity and market-share gains but sees risks from macroeconomic volatility, exchange-rate fluctuations and regulatory changes. » More on de.investing.com

BBVA Argentina reported earnings per share of $0.5049 for Q3 2025 versus an expectation of $0.60, a negative surprise of 15.85%. Revenue was $512.44 million; net income fell 39.7% quarter‑over‑quarter to ARS 38.1 billion. Despite the earnings decline, loans to the private sector grew 6.7% and total deposits rose 11.2%, and the stock increased by 5.79%. Management highlights operational efficiency and expects a capital ratio of around 17% by year‑end, with improvements in nonperforming loans in 2026; it targets real loan growth of 45–50% and deposit growth of 30–35%. » More on de.investing.com