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DNB Bank DNB.OL

Norway Financial Services
7.1/10
AI Analyst score
324.70 NOK
Last price at analysis date · analyst target 312.35 (-3.8%)
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🟡 HOLD — Hold. Quality and dividend compensate for the lack of growth, but there are no clear catalysts for a rebound.

DNB Bank ASA is the largest financial group in Norway, offering retail, corporate, and asset management banking, with a dominant business model in its domestic market. DNB Bank shows solid financial health (ROE 15.07%) and exceptional quality (operating margin 59.52%), but growth is flat (revenue +0.80%, earnings -4.30%). Valuation is reasonable (P/E 11.78) and the dividend is attractive (4.99%).

Financial health
5.4
Quality / Moat
9.8
Valuation
5.7
Growth
4.0
Dividend
8.1
Momentum
6.0
Risk & Context
8.7

Detailed metrics

Market and fundamental data as of the analysis date.

💵 Valuation
P/E11.78
Fwd P/E11.58
EV/EBITDAN/D
P/B1.84
P/S5.28
PEG5.22
Market cap462.54 B NOK
Enterprise value1.31 T NOK
🏰 Quality and moat
ROIC (approx.)3.1%
Gross margin0.00%
FCF conversionN/D
Operating margin59.52%
📈 Profitability and margins
ROE15.07%
ROA1.09%
Net margin47.83%
FCFN/D
FCF yieldN/D
🏦 Solvency and liquidity
Total debt1.45 T NOK
Net debt852.33 B NOK
Cash593.62 B NOK
EBITDAN/D
Net debt / EBITDAN/D
D/EN/D
Current ratioN/D
Quick ratioN/D
🚀 Growth
Revenue growth0.80%
Earnings growth-4.30%
EPS (TTM)27.56 NOK
EPS (Fwd)28.03 NOK
💰 Dividend and risk
Dividend yield5.54%
Payout65.3%
Beta0.34
Analyst consensusHold (17)
Target price312.35 NOK
52-week range257.40 NOK – 325.80 NOK
⚠️ Main risk: Dependence on the Norwegian economy, highly exposed to oil, could affect credit demand and asset quality if crude prices fall sharply.
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Full AI report

Generated automatically from the metrics, the macro context and the company's news.

DNB Bank ASA is the largest financial group in Norway, offering retail, corporate, and asset management banking, with a dominant business model in its domestic market. DNB Bank shows solid financial health (ROE 15.07%) and exceptional quality (operating margin 59.52%), but growth is flat (revenue +0.80%, earnings -4.30%). Valuation is reasonable (P/E 11.78) and the dividend is attractive (4.99%).

Score by category

CategoryScore
Financial health5.4
Quality / Moat9.8
Valuation5.7
Growth4.0
Dividend8.1
Momentum6.0
Risk & Context8.7

OVERALL SCORE: 7.1/10

Context and risks

Moderate governance risk in Norway, although institutional quality is high. Exposure to the oil-dependent Norwegian economy is a factor to consider, but not a direct geopolitical risk.

News considered in the analysis

  • DNB Bank ASA (DNBBF) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Highlights: Strong ROE and Record Asset Management ... — Resultados del segundo trimestre con ROE fuerte y récord en gestión de activos, refuerzan la calidad del negocio.
  • How The Investment Story For DNB Bank (OB:DNB) Is Evolving Without New Analyst Input — Artículo de análisis sin información nueva relevante para la valoración.
  • Europe Is Stronger Than Investors Think. What to Own Now. — Listículo genérico sin información específica sobre DNB.
  • Cadeler acquires Menck for $578m to expand offshore wind operations — Noticia sobre otra empresa del sector, sin impacto directo en DNB.
  • Infosys (INFY) Continues To Win Major AI Contracts As Stock Trades Near 52-Week Lows — Noticia sobre una empresa de tecnología no relacionada con DNB.

Verdict: Hold. Quality and dividend compensate for the lack of growth, but there are no clear catalysts for a rebound.

Main risk: Dependence on the Norwegian economy, highly exposed to oil, could affect credit demand and asset quality if crude prices fall sharply.

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