Record Profit and Capital Coverage
Reported result of approximately PLN 7 billion (described as a plus PLN 7 billion), characterized as the highest-to-date profit for Bank Pekao and sufficient to cover the bank's cost of capital; CET ratio at 15% (note: does not include H2 2025 profit).
Strong Loan Growth Across Key Segments
Total loans grew ~8% YoY in 2025 with retail loans +5% and corporate loans +11%; cash loans rose ~13% (with ~90% of cash-loan agreements sold electronically); micro/SME/mid segments delivered double-digit growth and the bank acquired ~1,100 new mid-market clients.
Commission Income Acceleration and Revenue Diversification
Result on commissions recorded consecutive quarters of two-digit growth, ~11% YoY for 2025 overall, with broad-based contributions (loans, cards, brokerage services) and success fees from investment funds supporting fee income stability amid falling rates.
Market Share Gains and Trade/Leasing Leadership
Market share gains in corporate segments (reported to exceed 15% in corporate and near 14% in large corporates); factoring reclaimed #1 position with PLN 100 billion turnover and 21% YoY growth; leasing posted two‑digit volume growth (ranked #5).
Robust Funding and Investor Demand
MREL requirements met with surplus; two MREL issuances in 2025 (including a Tier 2) with almost threefold oversubscription and attractive pricing; over 100 new foreign investors in debt issuances joined the bank's investor base.
Customer Growth and Asset-Gathering
Deposits grew ~4% YoY; assets under management increased ~20% YoY; ~500,000 new accounts opened in 2025 (≈35% of them for customers ≤26 years), indicating healthy customer acquisition and product adoption.
Low Cost of Risk Supporting Profitability
Cost of risk remained low at ~39 basis points for 2025 (well below strategic assumptions of 65–70 bps); retail cost of risk was negative in Q4 and NPLs stabilized or are slightly decreasing, enabling dividend policy at target ranges.