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Crédit Agricole: record profit offset by share decline due to French yield premium

Crédit Agricole reported a nine-month net profit of €6.5 billion, its highest in history, but its shares are among the weakest European bank stocks with a decline of around 14% year-to-date. Investors view sharply higher French government yields and the increased spread versus Germany as a burden, since banks hold sovereign bonds and refinancing costs and valuation risks rise. Experts are divided: some funds avoid French bank stocks because of the “nexus” between public finances and banks, while others see only limited risks thanks to solid core capital ratios and hedging. » More on faz.net
Crédit Agricole launches retail banking in Germany with current, instant‑access and fixed‑term deposit offers

Crédit Agricole Deutschland now allows account openings via an app and offers a free current account with a Visa debit card, but without an overdraft facility and without cash deposit options. The instant‑access savings rate at 1.50% is well below the market average, while fixed‑term deposits of up to seven years offer interest rates of up to 3.40% (24 months). Deposit protection applies up to €100,000 via the German Creditplus Bank; the separate savings platform under French protection does not withhold the German capital gains tax (Abgeltungsteuer). From 2027, loans, investment products and insurance are to follow, with a target of two million customers by the end of 2028. » More on t-online.de
IKB sold to Crédit Agricole and ends nearly 20-year dry spell

IKB is being taken over by Crédit Agricole, which should improve its access to funding and allow it to make larger loans to mid-sized corporate customers. The takeover ends a strain that has lasted since the 2007 financial crisis, during which legacy burdens such as a large bond portfolio and former owner Lone Star weighed on the balance sheet and the supervisory environment. With the purchase, IKB will likely shed its stigma and probably its name, while around 600 employees will feel relieved. » More on faz.net

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In 2026, Crédit Agricole has already paid €1.70 in dividends. The last payout was in October.

Financials

In the last quarter, Crédit Agricole had revenue of €53.55B and net profit of €3.73B

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	53.55B	-
Gross profit	33.98B	-
Net profit	3.73B	-
EBITDA	6.12B	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€47.92B
Number of shares	3.03B
52-week high/low	€20.40 - €14.69
Dividend yield	10.70%
Dividends TTM	€1.70
Beta	0.82
P/E ratio	7.84
PEG ratio	0.08
P/B ratio	0.68
P/S ratio	0.42

Company profile

Crédit Agricole S.A. provides retail, corporate, insurance, and investment banking products and services worldwide. It operates through Asset Gathering; Large Customers; Specialised Financial Services; French Retail Banking - LCL; and International Retail Banking. The company offers banking products and services, including savings and current accounts and deposits, finance, payments, and flow management services; consumer finance products; and banking and specialized financial services. It also provides wealth management services that allow individual customers to manage, protect, and transfer their assets, as well as other asset management services; and savings/retirement, death and disability/creditor/group, and property and casualty insurance products. In addition, the company offers financing solutions for property and equipment investment and renewal requirements; trade receivable financing and management solutions for corporates; and financing services for renewable energy and public infrastructure projects, as well as leasing services. Further, it provides investment banking, structured finance, international trade finance, commercial banking, capital market, and syndication services; and asset servicing solutions for investment products, as well as various asset classes, such as execution, clearing, forex, security lending and borrowing, custody, depositary bank, fund administration, middle-office outsourcing solutions, and fund distribution support and issuer services. The company serves retail customers, corporates, banks and financial institutions, government agencies, and local authorities. Crédit Agricole S.A. was founded in 1894 and is headquartered in Montrouge, France. Crédit Agricole S.A. operates as a subsidiary of SAS Rue La Boétie.

Name	Crédit Agricole
CEO	Olivier-Eric Alain Gavalda
Headquarters	Montrouge, if France
Website	credit-agricole.com
Sector	Financials
Industry	Banks
IPO	12/14/2001
Employees	79,848