Banco Santander

Santander reports an adjusted profit increase of almost 20% to €3.85 billion; net profit fell slightly to €3.4 billion due to one-off acquisition-related costs. Revenues rose 12% to just under €16 billion, but were weighed down by stagnant fee income and higher-than-expected risk provisions. The stock fell sharply, trading at €10.79 — its lowest level since June and about 20% below the August high. » Mais em finanzen.net

Santander posted a significantly higher profit in the third quarter, helped in part by the acquisition of US bank Webster, but analysts criticized weak margin and earnings momentum. The stock fell about 4.4 percent by midday to €10.77, returning to mid-June levels. Earlier in the week the 200-day moving average had already been breached, which is seen as a sell signal. » Mais em finanzen.net

Banco Santander purchased 12.8 million of its own shares across several trading venues between Thursday and Tuesday at weighted average prices of €12.52 to €12.85 per share. With the purchases, the total amount invested in the buyback program rose to €468.98m, about 25.7% of the maximum volume, and the bank has repurchased roughly 18.2% of its outstanding shares (as of 2021). The program was approved on 10 August 2026 and the transactions were disclosed in accordance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation. » Mais em de.investing.com

Banco Santander has completed a capital reduction of €231,341,569.50 by cancelling 462,683,139 treasury shares (about 3.08% of the share capital). The share capital now stands at €7,278,241,400.50, divided into 14,556,482,801 shares with a nominal value of €0.50. The measure was registered in the commercial register and follows a resolution of the executive committee and a notification to the regulator on 21 August 2026. Since 2021 the bank has carried out capital reductions totalling €1,557,002,469.50, thereby cancelling around 18% of the shares then outstanding. » Mais em de.investing.com

Banco Santander acquired 12.8 million of its own shares between Sunday and Tuesday at weighted average prices between €12.6199 and €12.7146 per share, totaling around €161.98m. The purchases were made across several trading venues (including XMAD) and represent about 8.9% of the maximum volume of the buyback programme announced on 10 August 2026. So far the bank has repurchased around 18% of the shares outstanding in 2021 under the programme; the programme was approved by the board of directors and is being carried out in accordance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation. » Mais em de.investing.com