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Bank of America BAC

Banking. Bank of America Corporation, listed on NYSE.

Based on the FY2025 annual report (Jan 2025 – Dec 2025)

Bank of America's market cap is
about $344.5 billion.

#29 by market cap among 289 companies, based on the Nov 5, 2026 close. FY2025 revenue was $113.097B.

Share price (close)
$49.76
Close on Nov 5, 2026 · per share
P/E ratio
13.1x
Closing price ÷ latest annual EPS
Market cap
$344.5B
#29 of 289
Revenue
$113.097B
#33 of 299 · +6.8% YoY
Operating income
—
Not reported
Net income
$30.509B
#10 of 298 · +13.1% YoY
Free cash flow
—
Not reported
Total assets
$3,411.738B
#2 of 299 · +4.6% YoY
Dividends paid
—
Not reported
Dividend per share
$1.08
#167 of 205 · +8.0% YoY
Dividend yield
2.2%
#70 of 203
Shares outstanding
7,212,464,345 shares
As of Dec 31, 2025

Size, put in perspective

Revenue every second$3,590$310M a day
Net income every second$967$83.6M a day
Buying Wells Fargo with a year's profit12.0% of itBased on Wells Fargo's market cap of about $254.5 billion
Market cap vs Wells Fargo1.4×Bank of America ÷ Wells Fargo

Calculated from the FY2025 annual report, spread evenly over 365 days.

Where the revenue went

Revenue is set at 100% and split into what went to costs, R&D, operating expenses and taxes, and what was left as profit.

  • Expenses66.7%
  • Income taxes & other6.4%
  • Net income27.0%

Profitability and stability

Each figure comes with its rank among 300 companies. The further right the dot, the higher the rank.

Revenue growthHow much revenue grew from the previous fiscal year
+6.8%
#173 of 299
Revenue is growing steadily. The median across 299 companies is +7.9%.
Operating marginShare of revenue kept as profit from the core business
—
Not ranked
Banks and insurers often don't report operating income, so look at pretax income instead.
Net marginShare of revenue left as profit after interest and taxes
27.0%
#57 of 298
After taxes, 27.0% of revenue was left as net income. The median across 298 companies is 14.0%.
FCF marginShare of revenue left as cash after capital spending
—
Not ranked
Free cash flow based on capital spending isn't calculated for financial companies.
ROEHow much profit the company earned on shareholders' equity in a year
10.2%
#204 of 276
Earnings relative to equity are about average. The median across 276 companies is 16.8%.
Debt-to-equityLiabilities relative to equity. Lower means less debt
—
Not ranked
Bank and insurer liabilities include customer deposits and insurance reserves, so they aren't compared with other industries.

Revenue and profit over time

Gray bars show revenue and the green part inside shows net income. The number above each bar is revenue (abbreviated) and the number below is net margin. Hover over a bar to see the exact amounts.

FY2021 Revenue $89.113B / Net income $31.978B89.1B35.9%FY2021FY2022 Revenue $94.95B / Net income $27.528B95.0B29.0%FY2022FY2023 Revenue $102.769B / Net income $26.305B103B25.6%FY2023FY2024 Revenue $105.856B / Net income $26.973B106B25.5%FY2024FY2025 Revenue $113.097B / Net income $30.509B113B27.0%FY2025
Currency: US dollars. Years are the years in which each fiscal year ended.

Where the cash went

Unlike profit, cash flow is money that actually came in and went out.

  • Cash from operations$12.613B

For financial companies, loans and investments drive cash flow rather than capital spending, so FCF isn’t calculated.

Whose money funds the assets

The company's assets, split into borrowed money (liabilities) and shareholders' money (equity).

  • Total assets$3,411.738B
  • Total liabilities$3,108.495B
  • Total equity$303.243B
  • Cash and equivalents$231.845B

For banks and insurers, customer deposits and insurance reserves count as liabilities, so the liability share looks large.

Compared with similar companies

Based on each company's latest annual report, so fiscal year ends may differ.

Compare in detail
CompanyAnnual revenueNet incomeRevenue growthOperating marginNet margin
Bank of AmericaBAC$113.097B$30.509B+6.8%—27.0%
Wells FargoWFC$83.699B$21.338B+1.7%—25.5%
CitigroupC$85.225B$14.306B+5.6%—16.8%
JPMorgan ChaseJPM$182.447B$57.048B+2.8%—31.3%
U.S. BancorpUSB$28.656B$7.57B+4.4%—26.4%

Head-to-head comparisons

What the company does

Bank of America is the second-largest US bank, offering deposits and loans, credit cards, wealth management (Merrill) and investment banking.

The fiscal year ends around December each year.

Related companies: Wells Fargo, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, U.S. Bancorp

Financial statements

Last 5 fiscal years. Currency: US dollars.

Show the table
ItemFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Revenue89.113B94.95B102.769B105.856B113.097B
Pretax income33.976B30.969B32.53B33.223B37.695B
Net income31.978B27.528B26.305B26.973B30.509B
EPS (diluted)$3.57$3.19$3.05$3.19$3.81
Operating cash flow−7.193B−6.327B44.982B−8.805B12.613B
Total assets3,169.495B3,051.375B3,180.151B3,261.299B3,411.738B
Total liabilities2,899.429B2,778.178B2,888.505B2,967.336B3,108.495B
Total equity270.066B273.197B290.209B293.963B303.243B
Cash and equivalents348.221B230.203B333.073B290.114B231.845B
Original filing10-K10-K10-K10-K10-K

Source: SEC EDGAR filings for Bank of America Corporation · CIK 0000070858 · US-GAAP