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Banco Macro S.A. filings document the U.S. disclosure record for a foreign private issuer and Argentine bank. Form 6-K reports transmit CNV and market submissions covering material events, shareholder-meeting resolutions, dividend authorizations and payment notices, reserve allocations, shareholding structure, and board, supervisory committee, audit committee, and auditor appointments.
The filing record also includes annual Form 20-F reporting and audited financial statements, along with capital-structure disclosures tied to ADRs, local shares, profit distributions, ownership, and debt securities issued under the bank's medium-term note program.
Banco Macro SA reports condensed consolidated interim results as of September 30, 2025. Total assets were 20,562,862,688 thousand pesos in constant currency, up from 17,676,631,020 thousand at December 31, 2024. Loans and other financing reached 10,123,604,763 thousand and deposits 11,805,065,511 thousand, while total shareholders’ equity was 4,759,982,328 thousand versus 4,941,032,046 thousand at year-end.
For the nine months ended September 30, 2025, net income was 176,739,280 thousand pesos compared with 271,911,437 thousand a year earlier, and the third quarter showed a net loss of 33,065,294 thousand, including a loss on net monetary position of 203,078,596 thousand in a hyperinflationary environment. Basic earnings per share were 274.1969 pesos for the period and a loss of 51.7613 pesos for the quarter. The statements are presented in constant pesos under IAS 29, with BCRA-mandated exceptions to IFRS 9 that the bank estimates would not have changed total shareholders’ equity or total comprehensive income for the periods.
Macro Bank Inc. (Banco Macro) submitted a quarterly financial update summarizing results in thousands of Argentine pesos. Net income for the period was 176,739,280, of which 175,325,079 was attributable to the controlling interest and 1,414,201 to non-controlling interests. Total comprehensive income reached 186,894,892, with 185,480,691 attributable to the controlling interest and 1,414,201 to non-controlling interests.
Total net shareholders’ equity was 4,759,982,328, including capital stock of 639,413, legal reserve of 1,298,475,377, other reserves of 1,742,570,269 and unappropriated retained earnings of 176,202,385. The filing also lists major shareholders, with ANSES-F.G.S. holding 187,333,174 class B shares (about 29.2977% of capital), foreign stock exchange investors holding 145,968,920 class B shares (about 22.8286%), and several local and individual holders, noting that no single controlling shareholder or group is identified.
Banco Macro S.A. (BMA) announced it will pay installment No. 6 of its cash dividend totaling AR$ 37,446,788,165.99, equal to AR$ 58.5664000649 per share and representing 5,856.6400% of outstanding capital stock of AR$ 639,390,301. The dividend will be available on 11/27/2025 to shareholders of record on 11/26/2025.
The distribution is subject to a 7% withholding under Argentina’s Income Tax Law (2019 revision). If shares are repurchased before the record date under the existing buyback program, the company will issue a supplementary notice. ADR holders will receive payment via The Bank of New York Mellon under the depositary agreement.
Banco Macro (BMA) issued a complementary notice for its dividend, confirming instalment No. 5 of a cash dividend totaling AR$ 36,589,874,132.56, equal to AR$ 57.2261951351 per share and described as 5,722.6195% of outstanding capital stock of AR$ 639,390,301. The payment will be available as of 10/31/2025 to shareholders of record on 10/29/2025.
The update reflects treasury share repurchases executed after the initial payment notice, which changed the number of shares held in treasury under the current buyback program; a supplementary notice may be filed if additional repurchases occur by close of business on the record date. The dividend is subject to a 7% withholding under Argentine Income Tax Law. ADR holders will receive the distribution through BNY Mellon as depositary under the applicable terms.
Banco Macro S.A. (BMA) announced a cash dividend payment. The bank will pay instalment No. 5 of AR$36,589,874,132.56, equal to AR$57.2243060958 per share and representing 5,722.4306% of outstanding capital stock of AR$639,411,408. The dividend is available as of 10/31/2025, with a record date of 10/29/2025.
The distribution is part of 10 equal and consecutive monthly instalments authorized under Communique “A” 8214 and approved by the Central Bank of Argentina. A 7% withholding applies under section 97 of the Income Tax Law (2019 revision). If share buybacks occur before close of business on the record date, a supplementary notice will be filed. ADR holders will receive payment via The Bank of New York Mellon under the applicable depositary agreement.
Banco Macro S.A. reported a share repurchase executed under Argentine law and CNV regulations. The Bank acquired 21,107 Class B common shares at an average price of Ps$ 7,426.31 per share, for an aggregate amount of Ps$ 156,747,150.
The shares are common, book-entry, Class B, with a par value of Ps$ 1 and one vote per share. The notification was submitted as a relevant event to the CNV on October 15, 2025.
Banco Macro S.A. (via Macro Bank Inc., BMA) reported a share repurchase. The Bank acquired 2,000 of its own common, book-entry Class B shares, each with a par value of Ps$ 1 and one vote, at an average price of Ps$ 7,490 per share, for an aggregate of Ps$ 14,980,00.
The transaction was communicated to Argentine regulators under Section 64 of Law 26,831 and applicable CNV rules. This filing is a translation of the notice submitted in Argentina on October 13, 2025.
Macro Bank Inc. disclosed a share purchase program authorizing purchases of up to Ps$. 225,000,000,000 in Class B common shares. The program allows acquisition of up to 30,000,000 Class B book-entry shares with a par value of AR$ 1 and one vote per share, representing up to the bank's permitted 10% capital stock limit under current rules. The maximum price payable is Ps$. 7,500.00 per share and the initial purchase period is 60 calendar days from publication in the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange bulletin, subject to any public renewal or extension. The disclosure was signed by Jorge F. Scarinci, Chief Financial Officer.