BBVA targets about €48 billion in cumulative net attributable profit for 2025-2028

By Public Technologies
  • BBVA targets about EUR 48 billion in cumulative net attributable profit for 2025-2028; cumulative earnings through September 2026 reached EUR 19.6 billion.
  • Average return on tangible equity is targeted at about 22%, versus 20.6% achieved from 2025 through September 2026.
  • The cost-to-income ratio goal is about 35% by 2028, compared with 37.9% in the first nine months of 2026.
  • Tangible book value plus dividends per share targets mid-teens compound annual growth over 2024-2028, versus 14.2% through September 2026.


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