Greece · Delayed Price · Currency is EUR Alpha Bank Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2025
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Profits rose 44% year-over-year to €943 million, with strong loan and deposit growth, stable asset quality, and a 55% payout ratio. 2026 guidance targets €950 million profits, double-digit fee growth, and continued disciplined cost management.
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AI is driving a new era in banking, with digital transformation nearly complete and banks now scaling AI to enhance efficiency, customer experience, and operational agility. Greece's rapid digital progress and ecosystem investments support this shift, while FinQuest 2025 showcased innovative AI solutions across sectors.
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Nine-month profit reached EUR 704 million with strong EPS and robust capital ratios, driven by fee income growth, corporate lending, and a deepened UniCredit partnership. Guidance for 2025 and beyond remains positive, with higher dividend payouts and continued M&A integration.
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First half 2025 profit reached €517 million, with strong fee and net interest income growth. EPS guidance was upgraded, cost of risk reduced, and capital remains robust above 15%. Strategic partnerships and disciplined lending support continued outperformance.
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Q1 2025 saw record profits, robust capital, and strong loan and fee growth, with upgraded EPS guidance and continued confidence in NII and cost targets. Strategic acquisitions and partnerships are set to drive further profitability, while asset quality and capital ratios remain solid.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Normalized profits grew 9% to €861 million, with a 14% return on tangible equity and CET1 at 16.3%. Outlook projects stable capital ratios, 13% fee income growth, and 6% annual EPS growth, supported by digitalization, M&A, and a strong capital base.
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Recurring earnings reached EUR 666 million with a 14.4% ROE and strong loan and fee income growth. Upgraded 2024 guidance reflects resilient net interest income, lower cost of risk, and robust capital ratios, with further upside from the UniCredit partnership.
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Recurring earnings rose 23% year-on-year to €437 million, with strong capital buffers and fee income growth. NPE ratio dropped to 4.7%, and 2024 guidance was upgraded for NII and fees, while capital returns and asset quality remain robust.