SUPV (SUPV) revenue breakdown

· Market cap $683M

By segment, Personal and Business Banking is the largest at 41% of fiscal 2025 revenue; Asset Management and Other Services grew fastest, 124% a year over 6 years.

Revenue by segment

Fiscal years, as SUPV reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2025 total $746.4B.

Segments201720182019202020212022202320242025Share
Personal and Business Banking——$27.2B$62.5B$164.7B$371.5B$460.1B$391.6B$303.1B 41%
Bank Treasury$2.2B-$1.1B$3.9B$31.4B$94.1B$209.0B$550.0B$504.4B$179.3B 24%
Corporate Banking$3.5B$6.5B$1.6B$9.7B$40.6B$89.0B$173.0B$124.1B$118.5B 16%
Asset Management and Other Services——$899M$5.2B$16.3B$37.6B$94.4B$93.6B$114.6B 15%
Insurance$1.0B$958M$961M$4.2B$11.2B$24.1B$36.6B$20.4B$30.8B 4%
Consumer finance—————$29.6B——— —
Retail Banking$17.9B$18.0B——————— —
Consumer finance——$2.1B$9.4B$13.2B———— —
Consumer$4.2B$1.7B——————— —
Adm. MF and other segments$536M$713M——————— —
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Where does SUPV make its money?

In fiscal 2025, by segment: Personal and Business Banking $303.1B, Bank Treasury $179.3B, Corporate Banking $118.5B, Asset Management and Other Services $114.6B, Insurance $30.8B.

From SUPV's annual reports filed with the SEC (XBRL data), standardised by Investingly. Information only, not investment advice.