Market capitalisation≈ 1.2T ARSMarket value of the company’s shares
Price / earnings (P/E)≈ 10.39×Price relative to 12-month earnings
Forward P/ENot availablePrice relative to forecast earnings
Dividend yield≈ 14.16%Dividends relative to the share price
LAST CLOSE · ARS
$ 1,730.00
-7.49%over 1M · Oct 02, 2026
Source: BYMA Open Data · Daily bars · T+1 settlement
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BPAT · BYMA · ARS · 1M
Date
Open
High
Low
Close
Volume
1,735
1,740
1,715
1,730
6,078
1,735
1,815
1,720
1,735
6,142
1,715
1,800
1,715
1,770
8,733
1,765
1,830
1,700
1,750
6,012
1,830
1,830
1,760
1,770
5,558
1,770
1,855
1,770
1,830
1,555
1,780
1,890
1,780
1,795
4,278
1,825
1,880
1,810
1,810
8,848
1,835
1,920
1,800
1,855
3,974
1,865
1,895
1,855
1,855
5,310
1,905
1,950
1,855
1,895
4,087
1,865
2,005
1,855
1,930
8,596
1,880
1,975
1,870
1,915
7,215
1,925
1,925
1,865
1,910
4,721
1,925
1,925
1,890
1,900
7,356
1,945
1,955
1,890
1,915
12,472
1,880
1,930
1,880
1,920
6,900
1,935
1,940
1,820
1,905
4,745
1,875
1,925
1,870
1,920
7,335
1,925
1,945
1,865
1,895
1,523
1,925
1,925
1,890
1,900
10,805
1,855
1,950
1,855
1,895
24,685
1,835
1,940
1,835
1,895
26,204
1,885
1,950
1,820
1,870
15,741
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
Banco Patagonia serves individuals needing accounts and investments, and businesses collecting payments, paying suppliers and funding operations. Foreign trade adds international payment and trade-finance needs. These relationships combine interest income with fees; investment funds offered to customers have a different structure from bank deposits.
A bank serving individuals and businesses with financing, investment and foreign trade products.
Banco Patagonia connects personal finance with businesses’ operating needs. Accounts and lending sit alongside investment products and services supporting foreign trade transactions.
Banco Patagonia serves individuals needing accounts and investments, and businesses collecting payments, paying suppliers and funding operations. Foreign trade adds international payment and trade-finance needs. These relationships combine interest income with fees; investment funds offered to customers have a different structure from bank deposits.
What shapes business performance
Business activity influences transaction balances, financing demand and foreign-trade services. Funding costs, loan concentration, arrears and expenses help assess earnings quality. Transaction volume is different from the net fee income ultimately retained by the bank.
Banco Patagonia serves personal savings, payments and financing needs through accounts and credit products. Personal banking brings income and spending into one relationship, while deposits and loans address different liquidity needs and time horizons.
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.
Banco Patagonia connects treasury and credit services with foreign trade operations. It serves businesses of different sizes, supporting domestic payments, working capital financing and international transactions within the same banking relationship.
Who it serves
Businesses managing collections, payments, working capital and commercial transactions.
Lombard funds form part of Banco Patagonia’s investment offering, with management by Patagonia Inversora. Banking channels handle subscriptions and redemptions; the fund manager determines portfolio composition according to each fund’s objective.
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.
Banco Patagonia’s offering includes access to insurance alongside financial services. Policies are arranged through the banking channel, while coverage depends on the insurer and the contract selected by the customer.
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 business in practice
Selected products, companies and assets from corporate publications.
Lombard: management and custody have distinct roles
The Lombard catalogue identifies Patagonia Inversora as manager and Banco Patagonia as custodian. Funds have different mandates: Lombard Abierto Pymes, for example, invests in small-business financing instruments. Fund units are a customer investment, not a bank deposit.
Banco Patagonia · Lombard funds and rolesConsulted
Financing before and after shipment
Patagonia distinguishes export pre-financing, covering production and shipment, from financing the payment term granted to the buyer. It also offers document discounting and import finance. These services address different stages between producing, delivering and collecting payment on international trade.
Patagonia Sueldo connects salary payments with cards and money-management services. Employers initiate payroll while employees maintain individual banking relationships. This links corporate and retail banking: subsequent account usage and financing demand explain more than the number of payrolls processed alone.
Patagonia’s range brings together home, vehicle, belongings, life and other coverage. The bank connects customers with these products; each contract identifies the insurer, limits and terms. Analysing the activity requires separating commercial distribution from the underwriting result of the entity assuming and settling claims.
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
≈ 1.2T ARS
Enterprise value · current
≈ -46.09B ARS
P/E · TTM
≈ 10.39×
Forward P/E
—
P/E · next FY · non-GAAP
—
P/B · latest quarter
≈ 0.63×
PEG · TTM
—
P/Free cash flow · TTM
≈ 7.08×
Forward P/B
—
P/S · TTM
≈ 0.786×
Forward P/S
—
EV/EBITDA · TTM
—
Forward EV/EBITDA
—
EV/EBIT · TTM
—
EV/Revenue · TTM
—
P/Operating cash flow · TTM
≈ 6.36×
Earnings yield
≈ 9.62%
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.
The issuer does not specify an effective date. · Retrieved Sep 27, 2026
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