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BVMF
SANB3
Market cap32bUSD
, Last price  
BRL
Name

Banco Santander Brasil SA

Chart & performance

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P/E
P/S
EPS
2.38
Div yield, %
Shrs. gr., 5y
0.04%
Rev. gr., 5y
24.39%
Revenues
151.54b
+17.45%
9,405,100,00016,167,078,00024,052,082,00038,163,822,00041,897,845,00050,344,280,00044,097,102,00045,101,741,00056,085,406,00056,510,168,00083,362,053,00074,355,462,00066,897,182,00075,468,373,00050,884,909,00075,343,465,000110,895,322,000121,364,019,000129,023,065,000151,540,587,000
Net income
12.77b
-4.49%
803,619,0001,902,999,0002,378,395,0005,507,606,0007,382,093,0007,739,204,0005,482,606,0005,723,494,0005,630,023,0009,783,740,0007,334,563,0008,924,064,00012,582,477,00016,406,932,00013,418,529,00015,528,052,00014,287,093,0009,449,313,00013,365,506,00012,766,035,000
CFO
4.99b
P
-481,230,00015,444,596,000-13,210,266,000-12,206,785,000-10,359,530,000-11,747,987,0003,402,998,00020,681,060,000-4,615,146,0004,026,292,0006,748,607,00050,291,050,0008,277,374,00024,871,800,00042,317,956,0006,807,143,0006,847,026,00036,614,788,000-21,131,267,0004,992,175,000

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Profile

Banco Santander (Brasil) S.A., along with its affiliated entities, delivers a comprehensive suite of banking and financial services to a diverse clientele, encompassing individual consumers, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and large corporations, both within Brazil and internationally. Its operations are structured into two primary divisions: Commercial Banking and Global Wholesale Banking. Within its Commercial Banking division, the company facilitates a variety of core banking functions, including managing deposits and other funding instruments. It issues debit and credit cards, offers digital prepaid solutions, provides payment platforms, loyalty programs, and employee benefit vouchers. Lending products span payroll loans, digital and online debt restructuring services, mortgages, home equity financing, and consumer credit. For businesses, it extends local loans, commercial and trade finance, guarantees, bespoke structured loans, cash management, and various funding and on-lending solutions. The Global Wholesale Banking segment focuses on sophisticated financial advisory and capital markets activities. This includes guidance on project financing, the origination and distribution of fixed-income securities in debt capital markets, financing for acquisitions, syndicated loans, and other complex structured financial arrangements, alongside subordinated debt and energy efficiency transactions. It also provides advisory services for mergers and acquisitions, equity capital markets transactions, and offers stock brokerage, equity, and equity research services. Furthermore, the company designs and distributes foreign exchange, derivative, and investment products for institutional, corporate, and retail clients, and engages in market-making activities. Beyond these core offerings, Santander Brasil provides instant payment services, specialized products and services for the agribusiness sector, and microfinance solutions. It also features online automotive listing and digital car insurance, as well as a digital trading platform. The institution serves its customers through a robust, multi-channel distribution network, which includes physical branches, mini-branches, automated teller machines (ATMs), call centers, internet banking, and mobile banking applications. Banco Santander (Brasil) S.A. was established in 1985, with its headquarters located in São Paulo, Brazil.

Related entities

Parent
Managed funds
SANTANDER DIAMANTINA MULTIMERCADO CREDITO PRIVADO - FIF

Key people

Javier Trinchant
Vice Chairman of the Board · since 2025
Germanuela de Almeida de Abreu
Vice President Executive Officer, Member of the Executive Board · since 2023
Renato Ejnisman
Vice President Executive Officer, Member of the Executive Board · since 2022
Alessandro Tomao
Vice President Executive Officer, Member of the Executive Board · since 2018
Maria da Rocha Pereira Leite
Vice President Executive Officer, Member of the Executive Board · since 2022
Ede Ilson Viani
Executive Vice President, Member of the Executive Board, Director · since 2025
Geraldo Alckmin Neto
Member of the Executive Board
Marcelo Aleixo
Member of the Executive Board · since 2025
Gustavo Alejo Viviani
Chief Financial Officer, Vice President Executive Officer and Investor Relations Officer, Member of the Executive Board · since 2023
Paulo Alves Lima
Member of the Executive Board · since 2023
Izabella Belisario
Member of the Executive Board · since 2024
Leonardo Cabral
Member of the Executive Board · since 2023
Carlos Jose Da Costa Andre
Vice President Executive Officer, Member of the Executive Board · since 2022
Marcos Jose da Silva
Member of the Executive Board · since 2025
Richard Da Silva
Member of the Executive Board · since 2023
Gilberto Duarte De Abreu Filho
Vice-Presidency of Technology and Operations, Member of the Executive Board · since 2025
Luciana De Aguiar Barros
Member of the Executive Board · since 2022
Andre Juacaba De Almeida
Executive Vice President Officer - Corporate Banking, Member of the Executive Board · since 2025
Alexandre de Araujo
Member of the Executive Board · since 2024
Paulo De Lima Alves
Member of the Executive Board · since 2022
IPO date
Oct 07, 2009
Employees
55,171
Domiciled in
BR
Incorporated in
BR
Legal address
AV PRES JUSCELINO KUBITSCHEK 2041
CONJ 281 BLOCO A COND WTORRE JK
VILA NOVA CONCEICAO
SAO PAULO, SP 04543-011
BR
Headquarters
Rua Amador Bueno 474
Sao Paulo, SP 04752-005
BR

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