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Intesa Sanpaolo’s full-year 2024 earnings highlights

The image accompanying the News on the full year 2023 results portrays the new Intesa Sanpaolo skyscraper in Turin designed by Renzo Piano and LEED Platinum certified for sustainability

With a €8.7 billion Net income (+12% vs FY23), 2024 marks the best year ever for Intesa Sanpaolo, delivering best-in-class profitability.

This excellent performance enables us to reward shareholders with €6.1 billion in cash dividends for 2024. A new share buyback of €2 billion will be launched in June, subject to shareholders’ approval.

Net income guidance for 2025 has been raised to well above €9 billion.

In 2024, Intesa Sanpaolo saw strong growth in commissions (+9% vs FY23, accelerating in Q4) and the best year ever for Insurance income (+4% vs FY23).

Customer financial assets grew €77 billion, reaching around €1.4 trillion, with €5.1 billion in net inflows into Assets under Management (AuM) in Q4.

Effective cost management – while continuing to invest heavily in technology – drove the Cost/Income ratio to 42.7%, the lowest-ever and best-in-class in Europe.

Technology is a key priority, with €4.2 billion already invested, over 2,300 IT specialists hired, and 62% of applications now cloud-based.

Intesa Sanpaolo holds a world-class position in Social Impact, having already deployed €0.7 billion to fight poverty and reduce inequalities. In 2024 alone, we allocated around €340m, supported by a team of 1,000 dedicated professionals.

Intesa Sanpaolo’s excellent performance benefits all its stakeholders:

  • Shareholders: €6.1 billion in cash dividends paid for 2024, with over €2.4 billion going directly to Italian households and to charitable foundations
  • Employees: €7.2 billion paid in personnel expenses; Intesa Sanpaolo recognised as Top Employer Europe 2025
  • Public sector: €5.3 billion in taxes paid (€0.7bn increase vs FY23)
  • Households and businesses: €69.8bn in medium/long-term new lending in 2024, with around 3,100 Italian companies helped to return to performing status during the year (~144,000 since 2014).

Results achieved in 2024, the third year of the 2022-2025 Business Plan, are well above the four-year targets.

More information on the financial results together with the outlook and main industrial initiatives of the Intesa Sanpaolo 2022-2025 Business Plan, are available in the Group’s Investor Relations section.

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