Raiffeisen Bank International (WBAG:RBI): Is the Recent Earnings Decline Reflected in Its Current Valuation?

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Raiffeisen Bank International (WBAG:RBI) has just posted its earnings for the nine months ending September 2025, revealing net income of EUR 926 million. This marks a significant decrease from a year ago.

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Despite a significant drop in net income, Raiffeisen Bank International’s share price showed renewed momentum, with a striking 71% return so far this year and a one-year total shareholder return of 88%. While the headline numbers raised eyebrows, recent participation at industry events like the World Banking Forum hints at a proactive approach to market challenges. Risk perception is shifting as investors weigh both headwinds and opportunities ahead.

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But with net income sharply down and shares still surging, is Raiffeisen Bank International now trading at a bargain, or is the market already pricing in all the positive expectations for future growth?

Most Popular Narrative: 6.6% Overvalued

Raiffeisen Bank International’s widely followed narrative sees its fair value landing at €30.68, just below its recent close of €32.72. This suggests that, according to the latest narrative, the share price sits slightly above what analysts consider a reasonable estimate in light of future earnings and risks.

Focus on digital transformation and operational efficiency, supported by strong capital ratios, positions the bank well for expansion, acquisitions, and future profitability improvement. However, exposure to geopolitical, regulatory, and litigation risks in core markets threatens profitability, increases cost pressures, and limits Raiffeisen Bank's strategic flexibility and earnings stability.

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Curious what’s driving that premium? The main ingredients behind this valuation are an ambitious profit margin turnaround and a major earnings forecast for the coming years. Want the exact assumptions and the financial logic that build up to the fair value? Explore the full narrative and see what analysts are betting on.

Result: Fair Value of €30.68 (OVERVALUED)

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However, lingering legal uncertainties in Poland and ongoing exposure to Russian operations could quickly disrupt the expected turnaround and cloud future profitability for Raiffeisen Bank International.

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Another View: Discounted Cash Flow Model Signals Deep Value

Taking a different approach, our SWS DCF model values Raiffeisen Bank International at €84.61 per share, which is well above its current price. This model presents a case for significant undervaluation, prompting questions about whether the market's caution is overstated or if this is an opportunity in disguise.

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RBI Discounted Cash Flow as at Nov 2025

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