BAP
Credicorp
$379.44
+$3.94 (+1.05%)Sep 10, 2026
Key metrics
The numbers that frame BAP today
- Market cap
- $35.81B
- P/B
- 3.22x
- Div yield
- 2.9%
- Debt / equity
- 0.9
- 52wk Low
- $220.01
- 52wk High
- $413.25
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Plain-English answers about BAP
Is Credicorp a good buy?
Yes. Credicorp has mixed quality and excellent momentum. Taken together, the setup leans positive. Growth looks excellent, which supports the long-term business case. We think Credicorp is selling at a very high price, which cuts against the buy case.
What is the market capitalization of BAP?
Credicorp's market capitalization is $35.81B.
What is the 52-week high for BAP stock?
The 52-week high for Credicorp is $413.25. The current close of $379.44 is 8.2% below that high.
What is the 52-week low for BAP stock?
The 52-week low for Credicorp is $220.01. The current close of $379.44 is 72.5% above that low.
Does BAP stock pay dividends?
Credicorp pays a dividend. The latest dividend per share in the company data is $11.01, which implies a yield of 2.90% based on the current close.
What is the Debt / Equity ratio for BAP?
Credicorp's Debt / Equity ratio is 0.9.