NYSE:BBD 30 January 2026 - 5 August 2026

Banco Bradesco S.A. preferred shares moved up 1.19% to R$17.87 on Wednesday afternoon in São Paulo. Trading ranged from R$17.72 to R$17.98 after opening at R$17.75, according to Google Finance at 13:56 BRT. Brazilian bank stocks were firmer ahead of a central bank decision later in the session.

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 shares trading in New York slipped $0.115 to $3.455 on Friday.• Recurring profit for the first quarter came in at R$6.81 billion, though credit provisions also moved higher.• Sentiment around Brazilian banks tightened after Banco do Brasil, the state lender, reported a 54% plunge in profit and trimmed its 2026 outlook.

Shares of Banco Bradesco traded in the U.S. dropped 11.5 cents Thursday to close at $3.54, pulling back after Wednesday’s 3.1% climb. Investors were digesting news of a fresh R$3 billion payout, along with the latest annual-report filings from the Brazilian bank. The stock had finished the previous session at $3.66.

Banco Bradesco’s U.S.-listed preferred ADRs climbed roughly 2.7% to $3.63 on Monday, recovering from Friday’s $3.53 close as the session pressed into late afternoon. The latest trade showed volume above 31 million shares.

Shares of Banco Bradesco traded flat in the U.S. on Friday, as investors digested news that the Brazilian lender's shareholders gave the green light to a 6.67 billion reais capital injection—boosting stock capital but not adding any new shares. As of 11:13 a.m. BRT, the ADRs ticked up 0.1% to $3.66.

Banco Bradesco’s preferred ADRs trading in the U.S. slid roughly 5% to $3.65 on Thursday, caught up in a wider rout for Brazilian bank stocks. Shares of Itaú Unibanco and Santander Brasil also lost ground, signaling the move wasn’t isolated to Bradesco.

Banco Bradesco’s ADRs barely budged on Wednesday, trading at $3.88. Shareholders cleared a 6.67 billion reais capital boost by converting reserves to capital—no new shares are being issued. It's essentially an accounting change: the capital goes up on paper, but the number of shares remains the same.

Banco Bradesco’s preferred shares slipped 0.4% to 20.52 reais on Monday, coming off a previous finish at 20.61, as the market digested news of an upcoming March shareholder meeting—on the agenda, a 6.67 billion-real capital injection and tweaks to management incentives. Over in New York, the bank’s ADRs were down 0.3% before the opening bell, trading at $3.98.