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Banco Santander (Brasil) – 6-K, 30 Jun 2025 (figures in R$ ‘000)
- Profitability: 1H25 net profit fell 23% YoY to 5.14 bn; Q2 profit dropped 45% to 1.99 bn. Operating income before tax declined 32% to 6.60 bn.
- Revenue mix: Net interest income rose 9% YoY to 29.8 bn, helped by higher volumes in trading and ALM. Net fee income inched up 2% to 8.41 bn. Market-related gains swung to +3.79 bn from a –1.05 bn loss.
- Credit quality: Impairment charges jumped 22% to 17.39 bn, including a R$4.33 bn post-model overlay reflecting a tougher macro outlook. Non-recoverable loans closed at 43.7 bn (+9% YTD); coverage ratio improved as allowance rose to 38.3 bn.
- Efficiency & costs: Administrative expenses grew 4.8% to 10.48 bn; cost-to-income rose to 31% (vs. 30%).
- Balance sheet: Assets 1.24 trn (+0.1% YTD). Customer loans at AC contracted 5% to 532.9 bn; customer deposits fell 3% to 587.2 bn. CET1 supportive: equity climbed 2.9% to 123.3 bn, helped by OCI improvement from reclassifying R$23.19 bn of ALCO securities to amortized cost (+514 m net of tax).
- Liquidity & cash: Operating cash flow swung to +21.6 bn (1H24: –7.6 bn). Cash & equivalents 86.0 bn (+28%).
- Capital instruments: Tier I perpetual bills held at 7.96 bn; total eligible debt up to 24.3 bn.
Key takeaway: Solid NII and trading gains were offset by sharply higher loan-loss provisions and shrinking loan/deposit volumes, driving a notable earnings contraction amid a more challenging credit environment.