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Banco de Sabadell SA
Banco de Sabadell is a Spanish bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and handles payments for people, small businesses, and larger companies. It also sells mortgages, working-capital loans, business lending, cards, foreign-exchange services, and everyday banking accounts through its branch network and digital channels. The bank makes money mainly from charging interest on loans and from fees for services such as payments, account maintenance, card use, asset management, and insurance distribution. Its main customers are households and, especially, small and medium-sized businesses that need day-to-day banking and financing. What sets Sabadell apart is its strong focus on business banking rather than only consumer banking. It plays a key role in funding companies, helping them manage cash flow, and providing banking services that sit between savers, borrowers, and the wider economy.
Banco de Sabadell is a Spanish bank that takes deposits, makes loans, and handles payments for people, small businesses, and larger companies. It also sells mortgages, working-capital loans, business lending, cards, foreign-exchange services, and everyday banking accounts through its branch network and digital channels.
The bank makes money mainly from charging interest on loans and from fees for services such as payments, account maintenance, card use, asset management, and insurance distribution. Its main customers are households and, especially, small and medium-sized businesses that need day-to-day banking and financing.
What sets Sabadell apart is its strong focus on business banking rather than only consumer banking. It plays a key role in funding companies, helping them manage cash flow, and providing banking services that sit between savers, borrowers, and the wider economy.
TSB sale closed: Sabadell said the sale of TSB is complete, with a final sale price of GBP 2.9 billion, and it will pay an extraordinary dividend of EUR 0.50 per share on May 29.
Core revenues bottomed: Management said Q1 marked the low point for core revenues this year, and they expect improvement in coming quarters as NII pressure eases and fees recover.
Profitability solid: Recurring return on tangible equity was 14.1%, and management said this keeps the bank on track for its 14.5% full-year target.
Capital and payouts: CET1 ended at 13.2%, and management reiterated EUR 2.5 billion of ordinary remuneration over the next two years, plus the special dividend from TSB.
Asset quality strong: The NPL ratio improved to 2.55%, Stage 3 coverage rose above 70%, and cost of risk stayed contained at 38 basis points.
Growth still positive: Performing loans grew 1.6% in the quarter and 5.6% year on year, while customer funds rose 5.9% year on year.
Cost actions: Sabadell launched a new early retirement plan with about EUR 90 million of one-off costs in 2026 and gross annual savings of about EUR 40 million, mostly visible in 2027.
