Intesa Sanpaolo delivered Net income of €9.3 billion in 2025, marking the best year in its history, with record-high Commissions and Insurance income.
The Group also achieved a best-in-class Cost/Income ratio, the lowest-ever stock and inflows of non-performing loans — with bad loans reset to near zero — strong capital growth, and significant value creation for stakeholders.
Intesa Sanpaolo’s 2025 results in detail:
- Best-in-class profitability:
- Net income, of €9.3 billion with record-high Commissions (+6% vs FY24) and Insurance income (+5% vs FY24)
- Return on equity (ROE) of 18% and return on tangible equity (ROTE) of 22%
- More than €1 billion in Pre-tax profit allocated to succeed in the coming years
- Effective cost management: Cost/Income ratio of 42.2%, the lowest-ever and best-in-class in Europe
- Zero-NPL Bank: Net non-performing loan ratio of 0.8%, at an historical low, with Bad loans reset to near zero
- Rock-solid capital position: CET1 ratio above 13.9%, up around 110 basis points in 2025; CET1 ratio at 14.1% when excluding around 20 basis-point impact from Italy Budget Law
- Strong and sustainable value creation and distribution:
Cash dividends of €6.5 billion, of which €3.2 billion paid in November 2025
€2.3 billion share buyback to be launched in July 2026, on top of €2 billion share buyback completed in October 2025
Dividend yield of 7.5%
- World-class position in Social Impact: a €1.0 billion contribution already deployed over the 2023-2025 period to fight poverty and reduce inequalities
- Significant growth in Customer financial assets: ~€1.5 trillion at year end 2025 (+€75 billion vs FY24, of which +€46 billion in 4Q25)
Intesa Sanpaolo over-delivered on all the targets set out in the 2022-2025 Business Plan, while investing more than originally planned. Shareholder distribution was around 50% higher than the Business Plan target. The level of profitability delivered is driven by structural factors, not by temporary effects.
The results achieved position Intesa Sanpaolo to deliver ~€10 billion in Net income in 2026.
The Group’s unique Commissions-driven and highly efficient business model, supported by strong technology investments, positions Intesa Sanpaolo as one of the best equipped and most resilient banks in Europe.
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