Bankinter SA

Bankinter sets 2025 results for Jan 22 2026, adds a market‑neutral view on a Belgian rail contract, and deepens tech‑sector ties to TSMC, NVIDIA, ASML, balancing growth and risk.

Bankinter SA keeps a neutral outlook, weighing margin risks and the quiet market while noting CAF’s new SNCB contract could boost revenue indirectly.

Bankinter’s modest share rise reflects a historic market high, offering institutional investors a stable, digitally‑mature bank with growth in mid‑tier SME lending and a robust capital stance.

Bankinter’s 13% core equity ratio fuels growth in EVs, biotech, cybersecurity, semiconductors and tech—showing how a solid capital base drives high‑potential investments.

Bankinter’s record‑high CET 1 ratio, Goldman Sachs stake and growth‑focused strategy signal a resilient Spanish lender poised for expansion, offering investors a strong capital base and diverse upside opportunities.

Bankinter SA reported a strong Q3 earnings rebound, with net profits of €811 million, an 11% year-on-year increase, driven by a resilient Spanish banking landscape and the bank’s strategic decision to prioritize expansion and diversification.

Bankinter’s stock price has been stagnant at 12.735 EUR, with mixed signals from its price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios, leaving investors wondering what’s next for the company’s future.

Bankinter’s stock price has maintained stability at 13.15 EUR, despite market volatility, with a moderate valuation and potential for long-term growth.

Bankinter’s stock price closed at 12.82 EUR, with a 52-week high of 12.96 EUR and a 52-week low of 7.226 EUR.

Bankinter’s stock price has closed at 12.83 EUR, with a 52-week high of 12.85 EUR and a 52-week low of 7.226 EUR.