Market capitalisation≈ 4.14T ARSMarket value of the company’s shares
Price / earnings (P/E)≈ 14.04×Price relative to 12-month earnings
Forward P/E≈ 6.45×Price relative to forecast earnings
Dividend yield≈ 3.01%Dividends relative to the share price
LAST CLOSE · ARS
$ 6,750.00
-16.10%over 1M · Oct 02, 2026
Source: BYMA Open Data · Daily bars · T+1 settlement
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BBAR · BYMA · ARS · 1M
Date
Open
High
Low
Close
Volume
6,750
6,845
6,675
6,750
81,562
6,950
6,960
6,550
6,750
257,336
6,815
7,045
6,655
6,940
592,493
6,810
6,875
6,600
6,755
209,296
7,130
7,130
6,705
6,760
355,369
7,430
7,430
7,115
7,125
70,153
7,315
7,445
7,205
7,280
91,643
7,550
7,690
7,340
7,390
137,385
7,640
7,700
7,385
7,585
229,705
7,625
7,750
7,555
7,595
87,153
7,810
7,810
7,575
7,610
89,361
7,800
7,890
7,690
7,815
208,597
7,730
7,840
7,625
7,710
190,087
7,880
7,880
7,670
7,755
114,049
7,920
7,940
7,790
7,875
126,948
8,340
8,340
7,880
7,935
146,739
8,000
8,330
7,930
8,195
185,271
7,905
8,080
7,780
8,065
182,000
7,760
7,975
7,760
7,925
162,667
7,890
7,890
7,720
7,740
26,745
8,075
8,075
7,785
7,835
130,537
8,030
8,375
7,840
7,955
246,021
8,050
8,150
7,920
8,065
306,210
8,050
8,405
7,955
8,045
292,896
Daily BYMA observations for the selected period, newest first. Prices are in ARS. “—” means missing data; zeros are retained even when not plotted. Dates use Buenos Aires time.
The business
BBVA Argentina combines frequently used accounts, cards and transfers with lending to individuals and businesses. Investment services and insurance distribution extend the offering but have different economics from loans. The local business uses an international brand, while its customer relationships, balance sheet and results belong to the Argentine entity.
BBVA’s Argentine bank, providing retail and corporate banking, investment products and insurance distribution.
This profile covers BBVA Argentina and its local instrument, rather than the accounts of the entire international group. Its offering combines transaction banking, savings, financing and financial-product distribution.
BBVA Argentina combines frequently used accounts, cards and transfers with lending to individuals and businesses. Investment services and insurance distribution extend the offering but have different economics from loans. The local business uses an international brand, while its customer relationships, balance sheet and results belong to the Argentine entity.
What shapes business performance
Turning transaction relationships into stable deposits affects funding costs. Loan growth should be assessed alongside arrears, loss coverage and capital use; fee income alongside distribution and technology costs. The international parent’s margins or geographical diversification should not be attributed to this stock.
BBVA Argentina combines accounts, cards, personal loans, vehicle financing and savings for local customers. Its offering connects daily transactions with longer-term plans; the activity belongs to the Argentine bank within an international brand.
Who it serves
Individuals needing accounts, payments, savings or financing for expenses and projects.
How the business works
Banking connects deposits with financing. Interest pays for lending; fees pay for services such as payments, accounts and transactions.
BBVA Argentina serves SMEs and large companies through transaction services and corporate financing. Its business includes foreign trade and more complex financing needs, where maturities, currencies and collateral shape the banking relationship.
Who it serves
Businesses managing collections, payments, working capital and commercial transactions.
BBVA Argentina distributes personal and business insurance alongside banking products. The channel provides access to cover for assets and activities; each policy identifies the insurer bearing the risk and the events covered.
Who it serves
People and organisations seeking coverage for specific risks.
How the business works
Premiums pay for cover defined in a policy. The economics depend on premiums, claims and operating costs; distributing policies and underwriting risk are different roles.
The FBA family forms part of the investment funds available through BBVA Argentina. Individuals and companies can subscribe and redeem units through the bank’s channels; their value depends on the fund’s portfolio.
Who it serves
Savers, investors and capital market participants.
How the business works
The activity provides access to instruments and investment administration. Fees may relate to assets under management or services provided.
The business in practice
Selected products, companies and assets from corporate publications.
From daily collections to foreign trade
BBVA Argentina offers business collections, supplier payments, payroll, cheque discounting and lending. Importers and exporters can also use international payments, collections and trade finance. The services support different stages of the customer’s cash cycle.
FBA: portfolios with different assets and horizons
The FBA catalogue includes liquidity, bond and equity funds, in pesos or dollars depending on the product. Assets and redemption terms vary. Published management and custody fees are distinct from investment returns and from the bank’s overall income.
BBVA Argentina combines salary receipt with accounts, cards, payments and access to personal loans or salary advances. Customers use one banking relationship to receive income and organise spending. Transactions, savings and lending have different economic roles; customer-acquisition benefits also create costs for the bank.
The home offering covers risks such as fire, theft and damage to specified belongings under the policy. BBVA supports digital purchase and management; its documentation identifies BBVA Seguros Argentina as insurer. This separates the banking channel from the contract assuming the risk: selling coverage differs from lending to the policyholder.
P/E, forward P/E and other multiples relate equity or enterprise value to results and resources. Read them alongside profitability, debt and dividends, keeping reported figures distinct from estimates.
Valuation
Market capitalisation
≈ 4.14T ARS
Enterprise value · current
≈ 3.15T ARS
P/E · TTM
≈ 14.04×
Forward P/E
≈ 6.45×
P/E · next FY · non-GAAP
≈ 7.82×
P/B · latest quarter
≈ 0.986×
PEG · TTM
—
P/Free cash flow · TTM
≈ 0.416×
Forward P/B
≈ 0.954×
P/S · TTM
≈ 0.988×
Forward P/S
≈ 0.781×
EV/EBITDA · TTM
—
Forward EV/EBITDA
—
EV/EBIT · TTM
—
EV/Revenue · TTM
≈ 0.456×
P/Operating cash flow · TTM
≈ 0.407×
Earnings yield
≈ 7.12%
Multiples may use a price different from the BYMA close. Forward P/E and next-year non-GAAP P/E are separate series.
Forecasts collect revenue and earnings estimates where available for this instrument. Check each figure’s forecast horizon and the publication history before comparing it with the company’s results.
Estimates, not reported results. NTM: next 12 months; next FY: following fiscal year. Individual estimate dates are unavailable.
Ownership structure helps explain economic interests and control. Equity holdings and voting rights are shown separately, with the date and scope of verified information.
As of Dec 31, 2025 · Retrieved Sep 27, 2026
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Reported resultunit not specified
Quarter 4, 2027—Estimate: ≈ 274.45
≈ 341.23≈ 250.69≈ 160.14≈ 69.6≈ -20.95
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Reported resultunit not specified
Quarter 4, 2027—Estimate: —
≈ 1.6T≈ 1.18T≈ 751.47B≈ 326.68B≈ -98.11B
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