BPOPM Stock Snapshot Price, market cap, P/E, EPS, ROE, debt/equity, 52-week range

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Price $25.34
Market Cap (MRQ) $1.62B
P/E 2.1
EPS $12.30
Div Yield 11.9%
ROE 13.7%
52W Range $25–$26

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About Popular, Inc. - Popular Capital Trust II - 6.125% Cumulative Monthly Income Trust Preferred Securities Company overview from Wikipedia

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Popular, Inc., doing business as Banco Popular de Puerto Rico (BPPR) or simply as Banco Popular in Puerto Rico and the British and U.S. Virgin Islands, and as Popular Bank in the United States, is a full-service financial services conglomerate headquartered at Popular Center in the Milla de Oro financial district in the Hato Rey business center of San Juan, the capital city and municipality of the archipelago and island of Puerto Rico. Founded in 1893, it is the largest banking institution in Puerto Rico in terms of assets and deposits, and it ranks among the largest bank and thrift holding companies in total assets in the United States. In recent years, it has expanded into other areas of the Caribbean and Latin America.

History

The bank was founded in Puerto Rico in 1893 when the island was still under Spanish administration. It was led in its early stages by Rafael Carrión Sr. and Don Manuel Muñoz Barrios, the latter of which was the company's first president and administrator.

During the 1970s, the company's commercials were popular on Puerto Rican television: they presented a balding, middle aged man in a white tee shirt, announcing the company in a comic way. The 1970s also saw a giant step in the development of Banco Popular as Puerto Rico's biggest bank, when it bought two-thirds of the Banco de Crédito y Ahorro Ponceño. Through this purchase, Popular entered the credit-card industry.

During the following decades, Banco Popular put great of emphasis on the company's public image. It was during the 1980s, after Rafael Carrion, Sr.'s death, that Richard L. Carrión assumed the role as President of the corporation.

In 1989, the bank introduced a children's savings service with a bear, "Populoso", as its mascot. The Club del Ahorro (or Savings Club) was (and still is) intended to encourage children to open savings accounts and keep track of their money.

1990s

The following decade started with a big development for the bank, when in 1990 it merged with Banco de Ponce, one of the largest banks in Puerto Rico. At this time, Banco Popular's holding company changed its name to BanPonce Corporation. Popular acquired Banco Roig, one of the main banks in the eastern side of the island, in 1997, entering a geographical market in which it had yet to succeed.

During the late 1990s, the company began to diversify its services thanks to revisions of state laws that allowed banks certain 'privileges' related to different financial services other than banking. These years saw the birth of Popular Auto, Popular Finance, Popular Mortgage, Popular Insurance, Popular Leasing, among others.

During this time, the company created one of its flagship subsidiaries, Popular Securities. It quickly became the investment banking, retail brokerage, and institutional sales arm of Banco Popular. On the retail side, Popular Securities has an extensive network of brokers in Puerto Rico, rivaled only by Swiss giant UBS and more recently by Banco Santander. Popular Securities has additional offices in New York City, San Antonio, Houston, and Chicago.

2000s

Due to its growth in Puerto Rico, and the aggressive expansion in the United States, the company changed its name once again in 2000 to Popular, Inc., a name that goes back to the traditional roots of the corporation and which also reflects the common title in almost all of the subsidiaries of the company.

During this period, the company reorganized itself into three main subsidiary companies: Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, with David Chafey Jr. as president; Popular Bank, with Roberto Herencia as president; and Evertec, with Felix Villamil as president. Richard Carrión remained as president and CEO of the parent company, Popular, Inc.

In the January 24, 2005 issue of Fortune, Popular, Inc. was chosen as one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For.

On April 11, 2005, Popular Bank announced a five-year agreement with the New York Mets under which Popular would operate seven ATMs and display various advertisements at Shea Stadium until it closed in September 2008, and the team moved to the new Citi Field.

Present

Popular's world headquarters are located in the San Juan's Hato Rey business district, on a stretch of a thoroughfare commonly known as Milla de Oro ("The Golden Mile") due to the number of banks headquartered in the area. Travelers who fly into the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport can appreciate Popular's landmark building below.

Between 2010 and 2012, the bank re-branded its mainland branches as Popular Community Bank in an effort to attract more non-Hispanic customers. The first branches to bear the new name were in the Chicago market followed by those in Southern California and Florida, then New York City and New Jersey.

As of January, 2012, Popular, Inc. still owed $935 million to the US government Troubled Asset Relief Program.

In March 2013, Popular announced it would sell a $568 million portfolio of non-performing loans to a joint venture between Caribbean Property Group and funds affiliated with Perella Weinberg Partners.

In 2014, Popular Community Bank sold many of its mainland United States branches in Central Florida, Illinois and Southern California to cut costs and shore up its reserves against losses caused by foreclosures and the recession in Puerto Rico. After the sale, Popular Community Bank retained 49 branches in South Florida, New Jersey, and New York. On September 12, 2014, Harbor Community Bank purchased Popular's branches in Orlando and central Florida. On November 7, 2014, Banc of California in Irvine purchased 20 branches of Popular Community Bank in southern California.

In 2018, Popular Community Bank changed its name to Popular Bank (Legal name) and Popular, commercial name.

Stats

Banco Popular was ranked the Best Consumer Internet Bank in Puerto Rico by Global Finance in 2007.

Timeline (2005–present)

2005: Popular completes acquisition of Quaker City Bank, establishing California as the largest region of Popular Bank. Popular also purchases New Jersey's Infinity Mortgage for an undisclosed amount. On August 3, 2005, Popular announced the purchase of E-Loan for an estimated $300 million merger agreement. A month later, on September 21, Popular announced that it would sell Popular Cash Express to ACE Cash Express for $36 million. Popular was ranked as the 691st largest company in the world by Forbes.

2007: Banco Popular North America sells five of six branches in Texas region to Prosperity Bank.

2007: Banco Popular acquires Citibank's retail business in Puerto Rico, including nine branches, as well as the operations in Puerto Rico of broker-dealer Smith Barney, a Citibank subsidiary.

2008: Popular agrees to sell certain assets of Equity One, the U.S. mainland consumer finance operations of Popular Financial Holdings, to American General Finance, a member of American International Group.

2010: Banco Popular acquires competitor Westernbank, after it failed and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation seized its deposits. On October 1, 2010, Popular sold 51% Evertec participating to Apollo Management.

2015: Banco Popular acquires the deposits of Doral Bank after regulators declared it insolvent.

2018: Popular Community Bank changed its name to Popular Bank (Legal name) and Popular, commercial name.

2026: Jorge J. García becomes President and Chief Executive Officer of Popular, Inc., succeeding Javier D. Ferrer, who retired effective August 31, 2026.

Subsidiaries and services

Puerto Rico

Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Popular Auto

Popular Securities

Popular Asset Management

Popular Insurance

Popular Mortgage

Popular Risk Services

United States

Popular Bank

Popular Business Banking

Popular Association Banking

Popular Equipment Finance

Popular Direct

Popular Private Client

Virgin Islands

Banco Popular Virgin Islands

Former subsidiaries

Popular Cash Express (sold to ACE Cash Express on 09/21/2005)

Musical tradition

For its 100th Anniversary celebration, Popular gathered a group of Latin-American musicians in an effort to create a musical televised show. After the large success of this venture, the company began to produce annual live Christmas concerts and television specials with various Puerto Rican and international singers and artists. The concerts and specials are aired on local television stations and then released on CDs and DVD.

Competitors (in Puerto Rico)

OFG Bancorp

First BanCorp

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10-Year Performance Revenue, net income, margins and EPS trends

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EPS$12.30
2023-12-31 → 2025-12-31
Free Cash Flow$681M
2023-12-31 → 2025-12-31
Net margin26.0%
2023-12-31 → 2025-12-31
Valuation & Ratios 07–12

Valuation P/E, P/S, P/B, EV/EBITDA ratios — is the stock expensive or cheap?

Metric 5Y trend BPOPM 5Y avg Peer Median Verdict
P/E 2.1 · · ·
P/B (MRQ) 0.3 · · ·
Price / FCF (TTM) 2.0 · · ·
Price / Cash Flow (TTM) 1.6 · · ·
Price / Tangible Book (MRQ) 0.3 · · ·
PEG Ratio ≈0.1 · · ·

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Dividends Yield, payout ratio, dividend history, 5Y CAGR

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Dividend Yield11.9%
Payout Ratio23.7%
Annualized Payout≈$1.54Paid monthly
5Y Div CAGR≈0.00%Per share, split-adjusted
Ex-dateAmountCurrencyYield
Sep 15, 2026$0.13USD≈6.1%
Aug 14, 2026$0.13USD≈6.1%
Jul 15, 2026$0.13USD≈6.1%
Jun 15, 2026$0.13USD≈6.1%
May 15, 2026$0.13USD≈6.0%
Apr 15, 2026$0.13USD≈6.0%
Mar 13, 2026$0.13USD≈6.1%
Feb 13, 2026$0.13USD≈6.1%
Jan 15, 2026$0.13USD≈6.0%
Dec 15, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%
Nov 14, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%
Oct 15, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%
Sep 15, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%
Aug 15, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%
Jul 15, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%
Jun 13, 2025$0.13USD≈6.2%
May 15, 2025$0.13USD≈6.0%
Apr 15, 2025$0.13USD≈6.0%
Mar 14, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%
Feb 14, 2025$0.13USD≈6.1%

Full Fundamentals All metrics by year — income statement, balance sheet, cash flow

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Income Statement 10
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
Interest Expense $1.24B$1.39B$1.11B$299M$165M$235M$369M$287M$224M$213M$194M$688M
Interest Income $3.78B$3.67B$3.25B$2.47B$2.12B$2.09B$2.26B$2.02B$1.73B$1.63B$1.60B$1.63B
Pretax Income $1.01B$797M$676M$1.23B$1.24B$619M$818M$738M$339M$294M$399M$-132M
Income Tax $174M$182M$134M$132M$309M$112M$147M$120M$231M$79M$-495M$58M
Net Income $833M$614M$541M$1.10B$935M$507M$671M$618M$108M$217M$895M$-313M
EPS (Basic) $12.31$8.56$7.53$14.65$11.49$5.88$6.89$6.07$1.02$2.06$8.66$-3.08
EPS (Diluted) $12.30$8.56$7.52$14.63$11.46$5.87$6.88$6.06$1.02$2.06$8.65$-3.08
Shares (Basic) 67,586,13071,590,75771,710,26575,147,26381,263,02785,882,37196,848,835101,142,258101,966,429103,275,264102,967,186102,848,792
Shares (Diluted) 67,612,84771,623,70271,791,69275,274,00381,420,15485,975,25996,997,800101,308,643102,045,336103,377,283103,124,309102,848,792
EBITDA $53M$57M$58M$55M$55M$58M$58M$52M$48M$47M$48M$47M
Balance Sheet 15
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
PP&E (Net) $686M$602M$565M$499M$494M$510M$557M$570M$547M$544M$503M$495M
PP&E (Gross) $1.07B$960M$999M$961M$930M$949M$991M$937M$896M$903M$869M$844M
Accum. Depreciation $631M$606M$605M$586M$559M$575M$562M$534M$512M$515M$504M$475M
Goodwill $790M$803M$804M$827M$720M$671M$671M$671M$627M$627M$626M$466M
Intangibles $5M$7M$10M$13M$16M$22M$29M$27M$36M$45M$58M$38M
Total Assets $75.35B$73.05B$70.76B$67.64B$75.10B$65.93B$52.12B$47.60B$44.28B$38.66B$35.76B$33.09B
Total Liabilities $69.10B$67.43B$65.61B$63.54B$69.13B$59.90B$46.10B$42.17B$39.17B$33.46B$30.66B$28.83B
Common Stock $1M$1M$1M$1M$1M$1M$1M$1M$1M$1M$1M$1M
Paid-in Capital $4.92B$4.91B$4.84B$4.79B$4.65B$4.57B$4.45B$4.37B$4.30B$4.26B$4.23B$4.20B
Retained Earnings $5.21B$4.57B$4.19B$3.83B$2.97B$2.26B$2.15B$1.65B$1.19B$1.22B$1.09B$254M
Treasury Stock $2.72B$2.23B$2.02B$2.03B$1.35B$1.02B$460M$206M$90M$8M$6M$4M
AOCI $-1.18B$-1.66B$-1.90B$-2.52B$-325M$-325M$190M$-428M$-351M$-320M$-257M$-230M
Stockholders' Equity $6.25B$5.61B$5.15B$4.09B$5.97B$6.03B$6.02B$5.44B$5.10B$5.20B$5.11B$4.27B
Liabilities + Equity $75.35B$73.05B$70.76B$67.64B$75.10B$65.93B$52.12B$47.60B$44.28B$38.66B$35.76B$33.10B
Shares Outstanding 65,719,38570,141,29172,153,62171,853,72079,851,16984,244,23595,589,62999,942,845102,068,981103,790,932103,618,976103,476,847
Cash Flow 17
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
D&A $53M$57M$58M$55M$55M$58M$58M$52M$47M$46M$48M$47M
Deferred Tax $6M$24M$-43M$-33M$229M$75M$141M$-14M$207M$61M$-519M$44M
Amort. of Intangibles $2M$3M$3M$3M$9M$6M$9M$9M$9M$12M$11M$8M
Restructuring ········$0$0$18M$27M
Other Non-cash $-14M$-20M$130M$-110M$-214M$39M$-165M$191M$272M$265M$246M$1.10B
Operating Cash Flow $878M$675M$687M$1.01B$1.01B$679M$705M$848M$636M$597M$670M$873M
CapEx $197M$213M$208M$104M$73M$60M$76M$81M$63M$100M$63M$51M
Investing Cash Flow $-1.76B$-1.63B$-2.61B$5.35B$-10.52B$-13.07B$-4.17B$-4.39B$-5.35B$-3.45B$238M$25M
Stock Issued ·········$7M$6M$5M
Stock Repurchased ·$217M··········
Net Stock Activity ·$-217M·······$7M$6M$5M
Dividends Paid $198M$180M$160M$162M$141M$134M$116M$105M$96M$66M$19M$4M
Financing Cash Flow $865M$960M$1.88B$-6.32B$9.45B$12.49B$3.46B$3.53B$4.75B$2.85B$-926M$-941M
Net Change in Cash $-16M$2M$-49M$42M$-63M$103M$-9M$-9M$38M$-5M$-17M$-42M
Taxes Paid $204M$187M$185M$179M$65M$13M$14M$4M$2M$4M$7M$55M
Free Cash Flow $681M$461M$479M$911M$932M$619M$630M$767M$573M$489M$607M$822M
Levered FCF $-347M$-611M$-414M$644M$808M$426M$327M$526M$502M$334M··
Profitability 5
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
Net Margin 26.0%20.9%19.5%36.0%36.0%21.4%27.3%25.9%5.6%12.6%··
Pretax Margin 31.5%27.1%24.3%40.3%47.9%26.1%33.2%30.9%17.6%17.1%··
EBITDA Margin 1.7%1.9%2.1%1.8%2.1%2.5%2.4%2.2%2.5%2.7%··
ROA 1.1%0.85%0.77%1.6%1.2%0.77%1.3%1.3%0.25%0.56%2.6%-0.91%
ROE 13.7%10.8%11.3%28.4%15.6%8.5%11.3%11.6%2.1%4.1%17.6%-7.3%
Efficiency 1
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
Asset Turnover 0.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.10.00.0··
Per Share 6
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
Book Value / Share $95.09$80.03$71.33$56.97$74.76$71.56$62.94$54.38$50.00$50.08$49.27$41.24
Revenue / Share $47.32$41.06$38.75$40.71$31.93$27.55$25.38$23.57$18.83$16.64··
Cash Flow / Share $12.99$9.42$9.56$13.48$12.35$7.89$7.27$8.37$6.23$5.70$6.50$8.49
Dividend / Share $2.90$2.56$2.27$2.20$0.45$1.60$1.20$1.00$1.00$0.15$0.30$0.00
Dividend Paid / Share ·$2.56$2.27$2.20$1.75$1.60$1.20$1.00$1.00$0.60$0.00$0.00
EPS (TTM) $12.30$8.56$7.52$14.63$11.46$5.87$6.88$6.06$1.02$2.06$8.65$-3.08
Growth Rates 10
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
Revenue YoY 8.8%5.7%-9.2%17.9%9.7%·······
Revenue CAGR 3Y 1.5%4.2%5.5%·········
Revenue CAGR 5Y 6.2%···········
EPS YoY 43.7%13.8%-48.6%27.7%95.2%·······
EPS CAGR 3Y -5.6%-9.3%8.6%·········
EPS CAGR 5Y 16.0%···········
Net Income YoY 35.6%13.5%-50.9%17.9%84.5%·······
Net Income CAGR 3Y -8.9%-13.1%2.2%·········
Net Income CAGR 5Y 10.5%···········
Dividends Paid CAGR 5Y 8.1%···········
Valuation (TTM) 11
Metric Trend 202520242023202220212020201920182017201620152014
Net Income TTM $833M$614M$541M$1.10B$935M$507M$671M$618M$108M$217M$895M$-313M
Market Cap $1.65B$1.80B$1.81B$1.81B$2.08B$2.12B$2.58B$2.42B$2.31B$2.33B$1.81B$2.17B
P/E 2.03.03.31.72.34.33.94.022.210.92.0-6.8
P/B 0.30.30.40.40.30.40.40.40.50.40.40.5
P / Tangible Book 0.30.40.40.60.40.4······
P / Cash Flow 1.92.72.61.82.13.13.72.93.64.02.72.5
P / FCF 2.43.93.82.02.23.44.13.24.04.83.02.6
Dividend Yield 12.0%10.0%8.8%8.9%6.8%6.3%4.5%4.4%4.2%2.8%1.1%0.17%
Earnings Yield 49.1%33.3%29.9%58.0%43.9%23.3%25.5%25.0%4.5%9.2%49.4%-14.7%
Payout Ratio 23.7%29.4%29.5%14.6%15.1%26.4%17.3%17.1%89.1%30.4%2.1%-1.2%
Annual Payout $198M$180M$160M$162M$141M$134M$116M$105M$96M$66M$19M$4M

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Financial Statements Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow — annual, last 5 years

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Metric 2025-12-312025-06-302025-03-312024-12-312024-09-30
Net Income $833M · · $614M ·
Diluted EPS $12.30 · · $8.56 ·

Company insiders 46 insiders · 23 officers · 21 directors

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Insider Role Last activity Shares owned Buys 12m Sells 12m Net 12m
Javier D. Ferrer PRESIDENT & CEO Aug. 31, 2026 F 85,992 0 1 $-6,140,050
Ignacio Alvarez CEO & PRESIDENT Feb. 23, 2022 F 202,085 0 0 $0
Jorge J. Garcia Executive Vice President & CFO Aug. 19, 2026 A 25,411 0 0 $0
Carlos J Vazquez Executive Vice President & CFO Feb. 23, 2022 F 127,390 0 0 $0
Jorge A Junquera Sr. EVP & CFO July 20, 2012 I 109,870 0 0 $0
Adorno Denissa Rodriguez Senior VP & Comptroller Aug. 24, 2026 S 2,492 0 2 $-216,114
Eduardo J. Negron Executive Vice President June 30, 2026 F 38,442 0 0 $0
Maria Cristina Gonzalez-Noguera Executive Vice President May 1, 2026 S 11,255 0 1 $-920,762
Hector Alejandro Flores Executive Vice President April 27, 2026 F 5,821 0 0 $0
Jose R. Coleman-Tio EVP & CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER Feb. 25, 2026 A 21,578 0 0 $0
Beatriz Castellvi EVP & Chief Security Officer Feb. 25, 2026 F 31,694 0 0 $0
Manuel Chinea Executive Vice President Feb. 25, 2026 F 34,829 0 0 $0
Camille Burckhart Executive Vice President Feb. 25, 2026 A 31,803 0 0 $0
Eli Sepulveda Executive Vice President Feb. 25, 2026 F 39,011 0 0 $0
Juan Guerrero Executive Vice President Feb. 23, 2022 F 48,810 0 0 $0
Gilberto Monzon EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Feb. 23, 2022 F 45,914 0 0 $0
Rivera O. Nestor EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT March 11, 2016 F 36,355 0 0 $0
Ileana Gonzalez Executive Vice President March 11, 2016 F 32,462 0 0 $0
Ricardo Toro EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Feb. 18, 2011 J 83,693 0 0 $0
Amilcar Jordan EVP Feb. 18, 2011 J 251,039 0 0 $0
Felix Villamil EVP Aug. 3, 2007 P 55,351 0 0 $0
Samuel T Cespedes Secretary Board of Directors May 22, 2007 P 28,149 0 0 $0
Cameron Williams EVP Aug. 29, 2006 J 22,497 0 0 $0
Maria Luisa Ferre Director July 30, 2026 S 10,156 0 2 $-1,128,375
Bertil E. Chappuis Director July 1, 2026 A · 0 0 $0
Jose Ramon Rodriguez Director July 1, 2026 A · 0 0 $0
Robert Carrady Director July 1, 2026 A 2,052 0 0 $0
Betty K Devita Director July 1, 2026 A · 0 0 $0
Carlos Unanue Director July 1, 2026 A 0 0 0 $0
Alejandro M Ballester Director July 1, 2026 A 34,588 0 2 $-3,762,700
Kim C Goodwin Director July 1, 2026 A 46,203 0 0 $0
Richard L Carrion Director July 1, 2026 A 75,031 0 1 $-2,837,500
Alejandro M Sanchez Director May 22, 2026 S 3,960 0 2 $-249,481
Myrna Soto Director May 8, 2026 F 4,533 0 0 $0
Iii Joaquin E Bacardi Director Jan. 3, 2022 A 29,722 0 0 $0
John W Diercksen Director Jan. 3, 2022 A 21,458 0 0 $0
William J Teuber JR Director Oct. 1, 2019 A 63,356 0 0 $0
David E. Goel Director May 8, 2018 A 12,828 0 0 $0
Jose R Vizcarrondo Director Aug. 2, 2012 J 33,695 0 0 $0
Manuel Morales JR Director Aug. 2, 2012 J 21,503 0 0 $0
Michael Masin Director Feb. 2, 2012 J 156,927 0 0 $0
Frederic V Salerno Director May 10, 2011 J 164,875 0 0 $0
Francisco M Rexach JR Director May 29, 2008 J 324,996 0 0 $0
Lidio Soriano · Aug. 10, 2026 S 107,320 0 1 $-523,500
Luis E. Cestero · Aug. 4, 2026 S 16,013 0 1 $-1,499,060
Juan J Bermudez · May 29, 2008 J 1,437,349 0 0 $0

Insiders from SEC Form 3/4/5 filings; net = open-market P/S only

Peer comparison (GICS sub-industry) Key metrics vs sector peers

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FY basis, prices as of each company's last fiscal year-end close.

Ticker Market Cap P/E Rev YoY Net Margin ROE Gross Margin
BPOPM $1.65B 2.0 8.8% 26.0% 13.7% ·
BPOP · · · · · ·
FBP $3.25B 9.6 2.4% 27.5% 19.0% ·
OFG · 8.9 · · · ·

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Source: SEC 10-Q filed Aug 7, 2026