São Paulo, June 11, 2026, 18:02 BRT
- Bradesco preferred shares, BBDC4, were last at R$17.67 in São Paulo, up from R$17.26 at the previous close.
- BBD ADR trading on the NYSE last changed hands at $3.44, up 14 cents on the day. Volume was heavy.
- Ibovespa climbed 1.71%, closing at 171,497 points.
Banco Bradesco S.A. shares climbed Thursday as Brazil’s equity market bounced, drawing attention back to the bank’s BBDC4 preferred shares among local and foreign investors. Bradesco PN ended at R$17.67 on B3 after settling at R$17.26 yesterday. The stock moved between R$17.17 and R$17.75 through the day. Investing.com showed the 52-week range at R$15.25 to R$22.12, with the lender’s market cap close to R$186.78 billion.
Banco Bradesco S.A. (BBD) ADRs in the U.S. moved higher in New York. The shares last traded at $3.44, up $0.14 on the day. BBD’s intraday range was between $3.305 and $3.46, and around 37.7 million shares changed hands.
Ibovespa got a boost from the wider market. The index climbed 1.71% to 171,497 points on June 11, Trading Economics said. Ibovespa is still down 4.90% on the month, though it’s up 24.45% over the last year.
Bradesco filed a Form 6-K on June 11 showing share trades by its controller, board, and executives for May 2026. The controlling group held steady at 3,811,582,439 common shares and 121,067,106 non-voting shares. The filing said board-related parties sold 146,338 non-voting shares for R$2.64 million, and executive-related parties sold 86,093 non-voting shares for R$1.54 million.
Bradesco’s investor-relations site lists its common and preferred shares as trading in Brazil under BBDC3 and BBDC4. Its New York-listed ADRs trade under BBDO and BBD. The site also notes the shares are available in Spain on Latibex.
Bradesco’s first-quarter numbers are still setting the tone. The bank posted recurring net income of R$6.811 billion in its 1Q26 filing, a jump of 16.1% from the year before and 4.5% above the previous quarter. Net interest income totaled R$20.051 billion. Expanded loan-loss provisions climbed to R$9.667 billion. The over-90-day delinquency ratio hit 4.2%.
The next earnings event is on investors’ radar. According to Bradesco’s 2026 calendar, second-quarter results are set for July 29, 2026, and third-quarter on October 28. An analyst videoconference is booked for October 29.
