TF Bank AB

Research TF Bank AB (0RHM) on Bullrun: P/E 15.6, dividend yield 2.5%. Explore financials, valuation history, model signals, and stock context.

Key Metrics

Valuation Snapshot

P/E is 15.6; dividend yield is 2.5%.

Peer valuation comparison

Latest P/E is 15.62x versus a Financial Services sector median of 13.84x (12.9% above).

Latest dividend yield is 2.45% versus a Financial Services sector median of 3.86% (36.4% below).

Five-year financial history

YearRevenueNet incomeFree cash flowGross marginDiluted EPSCashTotal debtEquity
FY2023n/aSEK 396.70MSEK 2.15Bn/a17.53SEK 5.74Bn/aSEK 1.91B
FY2022n/aSEK 342.46MSEK 1.06Bn/a15.26SEK 3.53Bn/aSEK 1.54B

Valuation history

YearSnapshot dateMarket capP/EDividend yieldAnnual dividend/share
20262026-08-26n/a15.6n/a5

Dividend history

Latest trailing dividend snapshot: annual dividend/share 5 SEK, yield 2.5%.

About TF Bank AB

Avarda Bank AB (publ), a digital credit and payment platform, provides consumer banking services and e-commerce solutions in Sweden. The company operates through three segments: Consumer Lending, Ecommerce Solutions, and Credit Cards. It offers deposit products; unsecured consumer loans; and digital payment solutions, as well as credit cards. The company serves private individuals in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Austria, Ireland, the Netherlands, Italy, and Spain.

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Frequently asked questions

What is TF Bank AB's P/E ratio?

TF Bank AB's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 15.6.

Does TF Bank AB pay a dividend?

TF Bank AB has a dividend yield of 2.5%.

What does TF Bank AB do?

Avarda Bank AB (publ), a digital credit and payment platform, provides consumer banking services and e-commerce solutions in Sweden. The company operates through three segments: Consumer Lending, Ecommerce Solutions, and Credit Cards. It offers deposit products; unsecured consumer loans; and digital payment solutions, as well as credit cards. The company serves private individuals in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Austria, Ireland, the Netherlands, Italy, and Spain.