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Hapoalim postpones end-September ultimatum; payments to Palestinian accounts secured until year-end

Hapoalim and Discount had announced they would stop their correspondent services for Palestinian banks, but reversed the decision at short notice after international pressure and postponed the deadline until the end of the year. The two institutions are currently the only ones processing payments between Israeli and Palestinian accounts; their withdrawal would push the Palestinian banking system into a cash economy and jeopardize supply chains for fuel, electricity and water. The Israeli government plans to make the state Correspondence Services Ltd. operational, but a legal basis and political agreement before year-end are still lacking. Without a permanent solution, massive economic and security consequences threaten the West Bank and the Palestinian Authority. » More on handelsblatt.com
Bank Hapoalim reports 13% return on equity in the fourth quarter

Bank Hapoalim generated a return on equity of 13% in Q4 2025 (nearly 14% without a provision for a labor dispute) and recorded tangible book value per share growth of 13% year on year. The bank announced targets for 2026–2027: annual net profit of 9–10 billion NIS, return on equity of 14–15%, loan growth of 8–9% and a payout ratio of 50–60%. Loan volume rose 13% year on year, the NPL ratio was 0.48% and the cost-to-income ratio for the quarter was 39%. For the quarter a dividend of 0.75 NIS per share (50% payout ratio) was announced; the bank also plans a share buyback of 248 million NIS. » More on de.investing.com
Bank Hapoalim places $2bn senior notes without stabilization measures

Bank Hapoalim launched two tranches of senior, unsecured fixed-rate notes totaling $2 billion — $1 billion each with maturities of 3.5 and seven years, respectively, each at 100% of par. The securities are to be listed on TASE UP. J.P. Morgan Securities acted as stabilization coordinator; Barclays, Citi, Goldman Sachs International, Jefferies and Morgan Stanley acted as stabilization managers. No market-support measures were taken after the stabilization period under the EU Market Abuse Regulation or FCA rules, indicating sufficient demand. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, Bk Hapoalim has already paid €1.06 in dividends. The last payout was in August.

Financials

In the last quarter, Bk Hapoalim had revenue of €3.36bn and net profit of €731.53m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	3.36bn	19.28%
Gross profit	1.85bn	14.50%
Net profit	731.53m	14.56%
EBITDA	1.26bn	18.85%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€28.43bn
Number of shares	13.06m
52-week high/low	€2,420.86 - €1,837.72
Dividend yield	14.04%
Dividends TTM	€1.06
Beta	0.35
P/E ratio	10.67
PEG ratio	0.85
P/B ratio	1.49
P/S ratio	2.32

Company profile

Bank Hapoalim B.M., together with its subsidiaries, provides various banking and financial products and services in Israel and internationally. It operates through Corporate Banking, Retail Banking, and Financial Markets and International Banking divisions. The company offers account-management services, credit for various purposes, deposits, and savings plans, and capital-market service; securities, and currencies and derivatives trading services; securities custody services; research, consulting, and advisory services; pension advisory and retirement planning services; and housing loans. It also provides credit for routine operations and investment financing, guarantees, letters of credit, foreign trade, and transactions in financial and derivative instruments, as well as investment services in various channels, such as foreign currency, shekels, securities, etc. In addition, the company offers financing for infrastructure projects, foreign trade and international trade financing, and project financing services; foreign trade transactions and transactions in financial derivatives; financing of working capital; syndication; credit-risk sales; financing of construction projects; dealing-room services; federal deposit insurance; and credit cards services. Further, it provides clearing of payment, asset management, investment portfolio management, investment banking, underwriting, and issuance management services. The company serves households, private-banking customers, foreign residents, small businesses, financial-asset managers, middle-market business clients, and large corporations through 175 branches, 601 external and 131 internal automatic teller machines, 126 external and 216 internal check-deposit machines, 30 information stations, 316 self-service stations, and 119 night safes. Bank Hapoalim B.M. was founded in 1921 and is based in Tel Aviv, Israel.