BBVA Argentina delivers strong 2Q26 inflation-adjusted earnings and solid capitalization
Aug 27, 2026, 4:29 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strong QoQ earnings acceleration, high real ROE, and solid capitalization suggest upside for BBAR on fundamentals; macro inflation risk remains a consideration, but near-term earnings visibility supports positive sentiment.
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BBVA Argentina reported inflation-adjusted 2Q26 net income of 131.6B, up 44.6% QoQ and 65.2% YoY, with 1H26 at 222.6B (+14% YoY). Real ROE rose to 12.2% and ROA to 1.8%, while real NIM improved to 14.7% (peso NIM 21.8%, USD 4.4%). The bank also posted stable market shares in private-sector financing (12.00%) and deposits (9.91%), and maintains an ample capital cushion (Tier 1 18.8%, 128.3% excess). These metrics support a constructive near-term view on BBAR given earnings momentum and capital adequacy, even as inflation remains a key backdrop.
2Q26 inflation-adjusted net income: 131.6B, +44.6% QoQ.
1H26 net income: 222.6B, +14% YoY.
ROE 2Q26: 12.2%; ROA 1.8%.
NIM total currency: 18.2%; real NIM 14.7%.
Financing 17.1T and deposits 18.5T; market shares 12.00% and 9.91%.
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