Bank of the Philippine Islands
Bank of the Philippine Islands provides a range of banking and financial services, including retail and commercial banking, asset management, and insurance, primarily in the Philippines.
Business. Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI.PS) is a banking institution operating within the Financials sector, specifically engaged in providing banking and investment services. The company generates revenue primarily through interest income, consistent with standard industry practices for banks. Specific details regarding its operating segments, headquarters location, and primary stock exchange listing are not provided in the available data. Consequently, the description is limited to its industry classification and general business activity.
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- Peers
- DividendDividend USD 1.75/sh2026-09-25 · Bank of America (BAC)
- EarningsQ3 2026 earnings (expected)2026-10-13 · estimated · JPMorgan Chase (JPM)
- EarningsQ3 2026 earnings (expected)2026-10-13 · estimated · Citigroup (C)
- Macro
- Rate decisionBank of England rate decision (press conf.)2026-08-06 · GB
- Rate decisionReserve Bank of Australia rate decision (press conf.)2026-08-12 · AU
- Rate decisionNorges Bank rate decision (press conf.)2026-08-20 · NO
- Rate decisionSveriges Riksbank rate decision (press conf.)2026-09-03 · SE
- Rate decisionBank of Canada rate decision (press conf.)2026-09-09 · CA
- Rate decisionEuropean Central Bank rate decision (press conf.)2026-09-10 · EU
- Macro & political
- ElectionSE Swedish Election2026-09-14 · SE
- ElectionUS U.S. Midterms2026-11-03 · US
- ElectionFR French Legislative2027-06-01 · FR
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Synthesis
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI.PS) is a banking institution operating within the Financials sector, specifically engaged in providing banking and investment services. The company generates revenue primarily through interest income, consistent with standard industry practices for banks. Specific details regarding its operating segments, headquarters location, and primary stock exchange listing are not provided in the available data. Consequently, the description is limited to its industry classification and general business activity.
BPI maintains a strong liquidity position with a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.35, indicating a relatively conservative capital structure. The company's free cash flow of PHP 16.3 billion supports its operational flexibility, although its operating cash flow is negative at PHP -9.93 billion, suggesting potential short-term liquidity pressures. The company's total equity of PHP 403.07 billion provides a solid buffer against liabilities, which stand at PHP 2.66 trillion.
In terms of profitability, BPI's return on equity (ROE) of 3.79% and return on assets (ROA) of 0.5% are below the industry median for banks, indicating that the company is underperforming relative to its peers in generating returns on equity and assets. This suggests that BPI may need to improve its asset utilization or increase its net interest margins to enhance profitability.
Geographically, BPI's revenue is heavily concentrated in the Philippines, with no significant international operations disclosed. This concentration increases exposure to local economic and regulatory risks, which could impact revenue stability. The company's business is also segmented into retail, commercial, and corporate banking, with no detailed breakdown of revenue by segment provided in the latest financials.
Looking ahead, BPI is expected to maintain a stable revenue trajectory, with no significant growth or decline projected in the current or next fiscal year. The company's capital expenditure of PHP -289 million indicates a reduction in investment in physical assets, which may reflect a shift toward digital transformation or cost optimization. However, the absence of a clear growth strategy or expansion plans in the latest filings raises questions about long-term revenue sustainability.
BPI faces moderate liquidity risk due to its negative net cash position after subtracting total debt. The company's liquidity risk is compounded by its reliance on short-term financing and the potential for interest rate volatility to impact borrowing costs. While dilution risk is currently low, the company's capital structure and recent financial performance suggest that it may need to raise additional capital in the future, potentially through equity issuance or debt financing.
Recent events, including analyst estimates and price targets, indicate a generally positive outlook for BPI. The mean price target of PHP 140.72 and median of PHP 143.00 suggest that analysts expect the stock to appreciate, with a strong-buy recommendation from four analysts and a buy recommendation from five. However, the company's recent financial performance and operational cash flow challenges may limit the upside potential in the near term.
- BPI has a conservative capital structure with a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.35.
- The company's ROE and ROA are below industry medians, indicating subpar profitability.
- Revenue is heavily concentrated in the Philippines, increasing exposure to local economic risks.
- Analysts are generally positive on BPI, with a mean price target of PHP 140.72.
- BPI faces moderate liquidity risk due to its negative net cash position after debt.
Bull / Bear case
Generated · model-assistedRevenue grew at a 20.8% CAGR over four years, reaching PHP 148 billion in FY2026.
Net income surged with a 29.2% CAGR, climbing to PHP 66.6 billion in FY2026.
Analysts project 55.7% upside to a mean price target of PHP 140.72.
Total assets expanded at a 10.8% CAGR, reaching PHP 3.65 trillion in FY2026.
Return on equity of 3.8% trails the 6.1% median for the banking cohort.
Return on assets of 0.5% indicates weak profitability relative to total asset base.
Long-term debt increased to PHP 233.4 billion in FY2026, up from PHP 102.4 billion.
Cash conversion ratio of -0.65 places the company in the bottom quartile of peers.
The company faces a medium level of liquidity risk according to risk flags.
In focus — financials by report
Revenue PHP 38.97B, +15,5% YoY; Net income +14,7% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 38.97B, +15,5% YoY
- ▍Net income +14,7% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow −14,4% YoY
- ▍Net margin 41.4%
Revenue PHP 37.91B, +16,3% YoY; Net income +0,6% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 37.91B, +16,3% YoY
- ▍Net income +0,6% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow −0,1% YoY
- ▍Net margin 46.2%
Revenue PHP 36.74B, +17,0% YoY; Net income +6,6% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 36.74B, +17,0% YoY
- ▍Net income +6,6% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow −66,0% YoY
- ▍Net margin 44.4%
Revenue PHP 34.42B, +15,3% YoY; Net income +9,0% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 34.42B, +15,3% YoY
- ▍Net income +9,0% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow +4,0% YoY
- ▍Net margin 48.4%
Revenue PHP 33.74B; Net margin 41.7%.
- ▍Revenue PHP 33.74B
- ▍Net margin 41.7%
Revenue PHP 32.59B; Net margin 53.5%.
- ▍Revenue PHP 32.59B
- ▍Net margin 53.5%
Revenue PHP 31.41B; Net margin 48.7%.
- ▍Revenue PHP 31.41B
- ▍Net margin 48.7%
Revenue PHP 29.85B; Net margin 51.1%.
- ▍Revenue PHP 29.85B
- ▍Net margin 51.1%
Revenue PHP 148.03B, +16,0% YoY; Net income +7,4% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 148.03B, +16,0% YoY
- ▍Net income +7,4% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow +0,5% YoY
- ▍Net margin 45.0%
Revenue PHP 127.59B, +22,3% YoY; Net income +20,1% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 127.59B, +22,3% YoY
- ▍Net income +20,1% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow +14,4% YoY
- ▍Net margin 48.6%
Revenue PHP 104.35B, +22,7% YoY; Net income +30,5% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 104.35B, +22,7% YoY
- ▍Net income +30,5% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow +11,1% YoY
- ▍Net margin 49.5%
Revenue PHP 85.07B, +22,2% YoY; Net income +65,8% YoY.
- ▍Revenue PHP 85.07B, +22,2% YoY
- ▍Net income +65,8% YoY
- ▍Free cash flow +94,4% YoY
- ▍Net margin 46.6%
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Predictor forecast
| Metric | Our forecast | Guidance | Consensus |
|---|---|---|---|
| EPS | —no estimate | —no estimate | 12,99 |
| Revenue | —no estimate | —no estimate | 210,7B PHP |
| Operating income | —no estimate | —no estimate | 101,3B PHP |
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- Net cash is negative after subtracting total debt.
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- Bank of the Philippine Islands Market data — financials · 2026-05-27
- Bank of the Philippine Islands Market data — analyst estimates · 2026-05-27
Ownership & reference
Leadership
- Alma G. AldipSenior Vice President
- Ana Liza C. Sta. AnaSenior Vice President
- Anna Christina U. Del FierroSenior Vice President
- Anna Lyn J. RoceroSenior Vice President
- Barbara Ann C. UntalanSenior Vice President
- Carlo Demetrius C. GarciaSenior Vice President
- Christmas G. SevillaSenior Vice President
- Cristina J. SySenior Vice President
- Donarber N. PinedaSenior Vice President
- Emilio S. NeriSenior Vice President
- Emmanuel Jesus G. OsalvoSenior Vice President
- Fitzgerald S. CheeSenior Vice President
- Homer L. AnicetoSenior Vice President
- Jeanette J. GarciaSenior Vice President
- Jenelyn Z. LacernaSenior Vice President
- Jesus Angelo O. GomezSenior Vice President
- Jethro Daniel S. SorraSenior Vice President
- Joaquin Ma. B. AbolaSenior Vice President
- Joel A. De VeraSenior Vice President
- Jose Antonio Rogelio P. Sta AnaSenior Vice President
- Jose Mari Israel V. GasaSenior Vice President
- Juan Jesus C. MacapagalSenior Vice President
- Luis Geminiano E. CruzSenior Vice President
- Ma. Genalyn Ramos PaulinoSenior Vice President
- Maria Teresa Anna K. LimSenior Vice President
- Marie Antoinette S. CortezSenior Vice President
- Marwin L. GalvezSenior Vice President
- Noelito C. MarcosSenior Vice President
- Olga S. AngSenior Vice President
- Paul Roderick A. YsmaelSenior Vice President
- Raymond H. GoSenior Vice President
- Ricardo PenaSenior Vice President
- Roberto MercadoSenior Vice President
- Rodolfo K. MabiasenSenior Vice President
- Smith L. ChuaSenior Vice President
- Yvette Mari V. De PeraltaSenior Vice President