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To own Banco Santander, you need to believe its diversified footprint and digital push can support reasonably steady earnings while it manages credit risk in core markets like Brazil. The UK mortgage rate trims look commercially targeted rather than transformational, so they do not materially change the near term earnings catalyst or the key risks around loan quality and technology execution.
The most relevant recent update here is Santander’s Q3 2025 results, which showed solid nine month net income of €10,337 million and reaffirmed full year guidance. Against that backdrop, selective UK pricing moves look like part of the broader effort to balance margin pressures with growth, while the ongoing ONE Transformation remains a central swing factor for future efficiency and returns.
Yet behind these headline numbers, investors should also watch the risk that prolonged stress in Brazil could...
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Banco Santander's narrative projects €63.8 billion revenue and €13.2 billion earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Banco Santander's forecasts yield a €9.46 fair value, in line with its current price.
Nine members of the Simply Wall St Community currently value Santander between €6.14 and €43.78, highlighting how far individual estimates can stretch. Set this wide range against the ongoing ONE Transformation catalyst, which could be decisive for future cost efficiency and earnings stability, and you can see why it pays to compare several viewpoints before forming your own.
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