BWAGF

BAWAG Group AG

Financial Services · $15.9B market cap

Verdict

We can't put a fair value on BWAGF right now.

Business quality

1 of 5 clear the 10% bar. What are the Big Five?

Earnings per share growth11.5% a year✓
Equity per share growth6.9% a year✗
Sales growth6.7% a year✗
Free cash flow growth5.8% a year✗
Return on invested capital2.6%✗

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About BAWAG Group AG

BAWAG Group AG acts as the parent company for BAWAG P.S.K. Bank für Arbeit und Wirtschaft und Österreichische Postsparkasse Aktiengesellschaft, delivering a diverse range of banking products and financial services. Its operational reach extends across Austria, Western Europe, North America, and international markets. The company organizes its offerings through three primary segments: Retail & SME: This segment caters to individual customers and small to medium-sized enterprises, providing savings accounts, payment solutions, card services, various loan products, investment opportunities, and insurance. It also includes specialized services such as small business lending, factoring, leasing activities, social housing initiatives, and real estate leasing platforms. Corporates & Public: Focused on larger entities, this segment offers lending facilities to international corporations, international real estate financing, and financial services for corporate, mid-cap, and public sector clients. Treasury: This segment is responsible for the company's trading and investment operations, including asset-liability management transactions that involve both secured and unsecured funding. The company's headquarters are located in Vienna, Austria.

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