Sella group - the Board of Directors approves the 2025 draft financial statement
Banca Sella’s draft financial statement also approved and a dividend distribution of 55.5 million euro for Banca Sella proposed
Press release
The Board of Directors of Banca Sella Holding, the Parent Company of Sella group, has approved the draft financial statement at 31 December 2025, confirming the results previously announced on 10 February 2026.
These results have shown further steady, structural growth in all business segments and have confirmed the effectiveness of the diversified business model, which focuses on the quality of customer relationships and on technological and digital development aimed at creating a positive impact on the economy and on society.
Sella group’s consolidated net profit was €176.1 million, (+17.3% compared to €150.1 million in the same period of 2024).
Total deposits amounted to €75.7 billion (+13.8%) and lending increased by €1.2 billion reaching €12.9 billion (+10.1%). The number of customers increased by 124,000. Sella group’s
strong capital position has been confirmed, with the CET1 and Total Capital Ratios rising to 14.68% and 17.79% respectively (from 13.81% and 16.05%). The liquidity indicators are at particularly high levels: the LCR is 204.6% and the NSFR is 141.7% (the minimum limit for both figures is 100%).
The Group's positive results were also reflected in the good performance of Banca Sella, the company issuing widely distributed financial instruments. In fact, the Board of Directors of Banca Sella approved the draft financial statement at 31 December 2025 and will propose to the Shareholders' Meeting the distribution of a €0.083 per share dividend, for a total amount of € 55.5 million, equal to 35% of the net profit.
Banca Sella closed 2025 reporting a net profit of €158.5 million, down from €170.2 million in the previous year. The CET1 and Total Capital Ratios increased to 23.20% and 25.64% respectively (from 20.69% and 22.52%). The liquidity indicators are above the minimum limit (100%) with LCR at 247.2% and NSFR at 162.5%. Total deposit amounted to €43.8 billion (+8.8%) and lending increased by 6.5% to €10.4 billion.