Banco Bradesco

Bradesco reports a recurring net profit of R$6.5bn for Q4 2025 (+20.6% YoY) and an annual profit of R$24.7bn (+26.1%). Total quarterly revenues were R$36.1bn and ROAE rose to 15.2%. The loan portfolio grew to R$1,089bn (+11% YoY) with a stable NPL ratio of 4.1%. The bank is accelerating its digital transformation with 19m fully digital retail customers and the AI platform BIA handling 1.6m requests/month with an ~90% first‑contact resolution rate. Despite the strong metrics, the stock fell in premarket trading due to a slight earnings‑per‑share miss. » More on de.investing.com

Banco Bradesco reported Q4 2025 revenue of USD 6.85 billion, beating expectations by 6.4%, while EPS of USD 0.114 slightly missed estimates. Recurring net income rose 20.6% year-on-year to BRL 6.5 billion, full-year net income grew 26.1% to BRL 24.7 billion, and ROAE was 15.2%. Despite strong revenue and net interest income performance, the stock fell about 2.25% pre-market; the bank is targeting further loan growth of 8.5–10.5% and aims to expand its digital customer base to 40 million by 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Banco Bradesco shares closed up 4.28% at $4.14 with volume roughly 76% above its three‑month average as investors priced in potential Selic easing starting in March. January inflation came in slightly below expectations and economists foresee the benchmark rate falling from 15% to about 12.25% by year‑end, lifting the wider Brazilian banking sector. Bradesco said it will bolster its fixed‑income team to gain market share and is set to report earnings on Feb. 5; the stock is up about 115% year‑on‑year. » More on finance.yahoo.com