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CNPJ
Market Cap
Number of Shares
Listing Segment
IPO Date
Key Indicators
P/E
P/VP
DY
Tag Along
Free float
Viability Seal
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Company Data
CNPJ
Market Cap
Number of Shares
Listing Segment
IPO Date
Key Indicators
P/E
P/VP
DY
Tag Along
Free float
Viability Seal
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empresa justinha. coisa boa
1Como o Carlos pontuou, o Tag Along realmente é de 80%. https://www.itau.com.br/relacoes-com-investidores/itau-unibanco/nossas-acoes/acoes-dividendos-e-jcp/
aparentemente, tem uma divergência no (DY Últ. Dividendo 7.87%) na área de gráficos e no Indicadores de valuation ( Dividend yield 12.73%)
Ter tag along de 80% reduz a viabilidade, mas ainda é o melhor bancão do Brasil. Com tudo a risco
Só acho que por não ter Tag Along de 100% e ser Bovespa Nível 2, não deveria ser Azulim. Deram uma forçada se formos aplicar os filtros da maneira correta. Era pra ser selo verde, embora seja o bancão tradicional com os melhores fundamentos que temos.
Company Data
CNPJ
60.872.504/0001-23
Market Cap
R$481B
Number of Shares
11.02B
Listing Segment
BOVESPA NÍVEL 1
IPO Date
3/24/2003
Key Indicators
P/E
10.49
P/VP
2.31
DY
6.94%
Tag Along
80.00%
Free float
52.55%
Viability Seal
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The Basel Ratio of ITAU UNIBANCO HOLDING S.A. (ITUB3) is at 15.18%, according to data from the Central Bank of Brazil. This indicator measures the relationship between the bank's own equity and third-party funds exposed to risk through credit operations. As a reference, the minimum required by the Central Bank is 11%. In practice, this means that for every R$ 100.00 lent, ITAU UNIBANCO HOLDING S.A. holds R$ 15.18 in own capital, demonstrating its capacity to absorb risks and maintain financial soundness.
The Fixed Assets Ratio of ITAU UNIBANCO HOLDING S.A. (ITUB3) is at 19.43%. This indicator shows how much of the institution's net equity is invested in permanent assets, such as real estate and vehicles, which cannot be quickly converted into cash. The lower the ratio, the greater the institution's flexibility to meet obligations and invest in new operations. The maximum limit permitted by the Central Bank is 50%, and in the case of ITAU UNIBANCO HOLDING S.A., this means that for every R$ 100.00 in equity, R$ 19.43 are allocated to low-liquidity assets.
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The stock is undefined relative to the fair price by the Graham formula.
R$45.61
The stock is undefined relative to the fair price by the Bazin formula.
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Itaú Unibanco S.A., or simply Itaú, is the largest private bank in Brazil.Headquartered in São Paulo, the company has over 5,000 branches around the world. In addition, it has a total of 48,000 ATMs throughout the country and abroad, operating in a total of 20 countries.
In total, there are 96,000 employees, who work for the company considered one of the 100 best Companies to work for. Banco Itaú has 55 million customers; 2.1 billion investors and 12 million account holders, making it one of the most recognized companies in the sector, both in Brazil and in Latin America, as well as one of the largest banks in the world.
The history of Banco Itaú began in 1943 when Alfredo Egydio de Souza Aranha founded Banco Central de Crédito S.A. Although it was founded in 1943, the authorization to carry out banking operations only came a year later, in 1944.
The name Itaú Unibanco – as we know it today – would only be incorporated into the company more than 20 years after its founding, through the acquisition of the Minas Gerais bank of the same name.
Thus, already with the authorization to carry out banking operations, the first branch of the bank was opened in 1945, in São Paulo. In the same year, the construction of two more branches was completed and, by the end of the decade, the bank already had 11 branches, with 3 in São Paulo and 8 in the interior of São Paulo.
At that time, Brazil was undergoing intense economic processes related to the coffee cycle. In 1951, in Santos, the bank inaugurated the first branch in the municipality, facilitating the work of coffee companies. In 1952, the then Banco Central de Crédito S.A. changed its name to Banco Federal de Crédito, opening new service possibilities.
