Intesa Sanpaolo, in 2025 net profit to 9,3 billion and forecast to 10 billion for 2026

MILAN (ITALPRESS) – Intesa Sanpaolo in 2025 confirmed the ability to generate a solid sustainable profit, with a net profit of 9,3 billion euros (+7.6% compared to 2024) in the face of more than one billion allocated to the profit before taxes of the year for the further strengthening of the future sustainability of the Group’s results. All contributes to a forecast of net profit for 2026 to approximately 10 billion euros.

“The results of 2025 are fully in line with the indications for the year made known to the market and above the objectives of the Business Plan 2022-2025. Intesa Sanpaolo is the most resilient Bank in Europe (as demonstrated by the EBA stress test), fully able to operate successfully in every scenario and realize a significant and sustainable creation and distribution of value,” the Bank stresses.

The Board of Directors of Intesa Sanpaolo proposes to the Shareholders’ Meeting total dividends of 6,5 billion euros (3,2 billion dividends 2025 paid in November 2025 and a proposal of 3,3 billion dividends 2025 to be paid in May 2026) and buyback amounted to 2.3 billion euros to be started in July 2026, authorized by the ECB. The Board of Directors then decided to propose to the next Ordinary Assembly the distribution of 19 euro cents per share, to the gross of the bills, as dividend balance (which adds to 18,6 cents of deposit paid in November 2025) and the execution of a purchase of own shares equal to 2.3 billion euros – to start in July 2026 – for their subsequent cancellation, with details that will be made known in the terms provided by law.

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Ci saranno anche 3.700 persone in più per rafforzare le attività di Wealth Management & Protection. Son previsti anche aumenti relativi ad attività finanziarie della clientela per circa 200 miliardi (a circa 1.700 miliardi da circa 1.500 miliardi, con un CAGR del +3,2%); risparmio gestito per 101 miliardi (a 663 miliardi da 562 miliardi, con un CAGR del +4,2%); premi di assicurazione del ramo danni per 2,3 miliardi da 1,6 miliardi, con un CAGR del +9%.

“Negli ultimi due business plan abbiamo superato gli obiettivi. La strategia è stata resa possibile da solidi investimenti in tecnologia e persone. Il nuovo piano di impresa si fonderà su un aumento dei nostri fattori di forza senza aumentare i rischi di esecuzione”. Così il Ceo di Intesa Sanpaolo Carlo Messina, nel corso della conference call con gli analisti. “I ricavi sono saliti anno su anno, nonostante il forte calo dei tassi, grazie al nostro modello di impresa ben diversificato”, ha aggiunto.

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