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Grupo Supervielle SA ADR

SUPVBolsas y Mercados Argentinos

SectorFinancials

IndustryRegional Banks

Beta (adjusted)0.58

Intrinsic Value

Insufficient data for a value estimateNot enough reliable inputs to publish a fair value for this company yet.

Market Price $6.82Price as of 1 Oct 2026

Data confidenceNot applicable

Market Cap $644.5M

Shares Outstanding 94.5M diluted

Moat Rating Wide

Next Earnings Date17 Nov 2026

Last ex-dividend19 May 2025

All prices and values are periodic snapshots, not live quotes. Source dates are shown for reference.

Thesis

Street consensus, scenarios, merits, risks, and invalidation triggers

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Thesis Summary

Grupo Supervielle S.A. (SUPV) is navigating a complex transitional phase within the volatile Argentine macroeconomic landscape. The company's Q1 2026 results demonstrated a significant underlying operational turnaround, highlighted by an adjusted net income of ARS 6.7 billion when excluding extraordinary severance charges of ARS 36.6 billion related to its headcount rightsizing plan. However, the reported net loss of ARS 17.1 billion and a sequential decline in Net Interest Margin (NIM) to 17.7% reflect ongoing structural adjustments and rate volatility. While aggressive digital transformation and cost-control measures are positive long-term drivers, persistent sovereign risks, regulatory uncertainties, and asset quality pressures warrant a cautious 'Hold' stance until sustainable profitability is established.

This section is the 12-month view: analyst targets and the probability-weighted scenarios built from them. The intrinsic value at the top of this page answers a different question: what the business is worth today.

Street view · analyst 12-month targets5 analysts · as of 18 Aug 2026

Low · most bearish analyst$10.52

Mean target$12.92

High · most bullish analyst$15.00

Our research · scenarios, merits, risks, and invalidation triggersResearch as of 19 Jun 2026

Scenarios · 12-month scenario targetsAnchored at research date

Bear CaseDownside scenario

The bear case reflects renewed macroeconomic volatility, hyperinflationary pressures, or adverse regulatory interventions by the Central Bank of Argentina. A sharp compression of interest rates or a return of stringent capital controls would severely impact net interest income. Additionally, systemic credit stress could push the NPL ratio back above 5.0%, requiring elevated loan loss provisions that would prolong net losses.

Base CaseCentral scenario

The base case assumes gradual macroeconomic stabilization in Argentina, allowing Grupo Supervielle to successfully execute its digital migration and realize the cost-saving benefits of its 9% headcount reduction. Loan growth is expected to recover moderately in the consumer and SME segments, while the cost of risk stabilizes near 6.0%. Under these conditions, normalized ROAE is projected to recover toward positive territory by late 2026.

Bull CaseUpside scenario

Grupo Supervielle's bull case centers on its high-beta leverage to Argentina's macroeconomic stabilization and structural transformation. Key growth drivers include: (1) A corporate-led credit expansion and selective retail lending positioned to capture upside as the domestic economy stabilizes; (2) Significant efficiency gains and cost reductions following a major headcount rightsizing (9% staff reduction in early 2026) which lowers its structural cost base; (3) Stabilizing asset quality, highlighted by a sharp sequential decrease in the net cost of risk and loan loss provisions; and (4) A highly attractive valuation discount, trading at a lower price-to-book ratio relative to larger domestic peers, offering substantial upside potential if macroeconomic reforms succeed.

Scenarios are anchored to street consensus at the research date, with our probabilities and rationale.

Key Investment Merits

Proactive structural cost-cutting, including a headcount rightsizing plan affecting 9% of staff, which is expected to yield an 11% sequential reduction in normalized personnel expenses.
Strong digital transformation momentum, with a growing share of customer activity migrating to digital platforms and virtual hubs, paving the way for a highly efficient distribution model.
Robust capital position, with a Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio of 15.4% providing a solid buffer against systemic shocks.
Improving underlying asset quality trends, with the cost of risk improving to 6.0% in Q1 2026 from 10.4% in Q4 2025.

Key Investment Risks

High exposure to Argentine sovereign risk and systemic macroeconomic volatility, including inflation and currency fluctuations.
Regulatory and monetary policy risks, particularly regarding interest rate caps, reserve requirements, and capital controls imposed by the BCRA.
Execution risk associated with the transition to a digital-first banking model and the integration of virtual service hubs.
Short-term pressure on reported profitability due to substantial restructuring and extraordinary severance charges.

Thesis Invalidation Triggers

A severe devaluation of the Argentine Peso or a spike in inflation that destabilizes the financial system.
A reversal in asset quality trends, marked by the NPL ratio rising above 5.5% or the coverage ratio falling below 100%.
Failure to achieve the projected cost savings from the headcount rightsizing program within the next two quarters.

All scenarios are estimates and subject to change. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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