BRD - Groupe Société Générale Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Q1 2026 saw strong profitability, cost reductions, and robust capital and liquidity metrics, with French retail and BoursoBank delivering standout growth. Fixed income faced headwinds, but overall asset quality and risk management remain solid.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Strong lending and deposit growth, robust digital and sustainability initiatives, and resilient asset quality drove solid financial results in 2025, with net profit above EUR 1.5 billion and ROE at 17% excluding turnover tax.
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Strong nine-month results with 14% loan and 10% deposit growth, 6% higher net profit, and 16% ROE, despite macroeconomic and regulatory challenges. Digital and ESG initiatives advanced, while risk and capital metrics remained robust.
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Lending grew 17% year-over-year, with strong gains in both corporate and retail segments. Net profit rose 10% to RON 764 million, while digital adoption and sustainable finance advanced. Despite macroeconomic and fiscal headwinds, liquidity and capital positions remain robust.
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Loan portfolio grew 21% year-over-year, with strong gains in both corporate and retail lending. Net profit rose 7.2% to RON 350 million, and digital banking users increased 19%. NPL ratio remains low at 2.2%, and capital adequacy is robust at 23.4%.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Strong lending and deposit growth, robust digital engagement, and improved market share drove a net result of RON 1.5 billion and ROE of 16.6% in 2024, despite new tax impacts. Liquidity and capital remain solid, with continued focus on green financing and digital transformation.
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Strong loan and deposit growth, robust digital engagement, and solid asset quality drove a net profit above RON 1 billion and a 16% ROE, despite new revenue taxes and high inflation. Capital and liquidity positions remain strong, supporting continued commercial expansion.
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Strong H1 2024 performance with lending up 14%, net profit at RON 700 million, and ROE at 16%. Asset quality remains robust, digital engagement is rising, and capital ratios are solid despite new taxes and regulatory changes.