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GRÁNIT Bank/Ft GRANIT

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About GRÁNIT Bank

GRÁNIT Bank is a financial institution based in Budapest, Hungary, operating within the banking industry. The bank provides a range of services including retail and corporate banking, with a focus on digital solutions and innovative financial products. Since its establishment in 2010, GRÁNIT Bank has emphasized digital transformation, offering online and mobile banking services to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency. It serves a predominantly Hungarian clientele, leveraging technology to streamline processes and offer competitive banking solutions. GRÁNIT Bank's strategic positioning is centered around its digital-first approach, aiming to capture a growing market of tech-savvy consumers.
Ticker
Ft GRANIT
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
BUX
Employees
673
Headquarters
Budapest, Hungary

GRÁNIT Bank Metrics

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Bulls say / Bears say

Retail accounts grew 33.6% year on year to more than 320,000 by June, while retail lending rose 60.7%. Record account openings in the second quarter point to a growing customer base. (Gránit Bank)
The digital model supports a lean cost base: the first-half cost-to-income ratio was 41.8%, against a 56.8% banking-sector average. That efficiency could help the bank scale without a comparable rise in operating costs. (Gránit Bank)
The bank reported a 21.6% capital ratio and a 0.6% non-performing loan ratio at mid-year, versus 2.1% for the sector. Its 67.2% loan-to-deposit ratio also points to ample funding headroom. (Gránit Bank)
A HUF 9.4 billion third-quarter loan-loss provision, mostly tied to one customer group, cut preliminary nine-month pre-tax profit from HUF 16.6 billion to HUF 7.2 billion. The charge highlights the earnings impact of a concentrated credit exposure. (Budapest Business Journal, Portfolio.hu)
First-half net profit fell 9.6% year on year, with second-quarter profit down 39.2%; loans and deposits also contracted quarter on quarter. The figures suggest that underlying growth and earnings momentum weakened after a strong first quarter. (Portfolio.hu)
Gránit shares fell from HUF 14,450 in October to HUF 8,780 by the end of June, amid a sell-off in politically linked Hungarian stocks after the April election. That sharp repricing points to meaningful political-perception and sentiment risk for shareholders. (Világgazdaság)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 21 Oct 2026.

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