Bank Pekao reports record consolidated net profit of PLN 7,015 million in 2025, up from PLN 6,376 million a year earlier. Its total assets reach PLN 352.23 billion, and return on equity is 21.4%. CEO Cezary Stypulkowski says the record will be difficult to repeat amid the bank tax and falling interest rates, while the bank targets double-digit loan growth in 2026.
Bank Pekao and insurer PZU sign a memorandum of understanding for a potential merger. Under the proposed structure, PZU would demerge into a wholly owned subsidiary and merge into Bank Pekao as the acquired entity. Completion is slated for June 2026, with a projected capital surplus release of PLN 15–20 billion.
Bank Pekao reports recurring consolidated net profit of PLN 2.076 billion and reported net profit of PLN 1.685 billion for Q1 2025. Net interest income rises 11% year over year to PLN 3.4 billion, while fee income increases 10% to PLN 732 million; deposits grow 8%, and the total capital ratio stands at 17.4%.
Bank Pekao sets out its 2025-2027 strategy, “Reaching beyond the horizon,” with targets including return on equity above 18% and a cost-to-income ratio below 35%. It also aims for 1.4 million customers under 26, 4.4 million active mobile customers, leadership in corporate and public-sector banking, and dividend payouts of 50-75% of net profit, built around growth, accessibility and efficiency.
