Board Proposes AR$63 Billion Dividend and Bylaw Amendment for Bond Programs Ahead of AGM

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Banco BBVA Argentina S.A. announced its Board's proposals for the upcoming Annual General Meeting, including a significant AR$63.06 billion dividend, subject to Central Bank approval, and an amendment to bylaws concerning corporate bond programs.

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• Proposed Dividend Distribution

  The Board proposes a partial write-off of AR$63,057,000,000 from the 'Optional Reserve for future distributions of Income' for a dividend payment, to be paid in cash and/or in kind. This is subject to prior authorization from the Argentine Central Bank.

• Allocation of Retained Earnings

  For Fiscal Year 2025, the Board proposes allocating AR$49,998,272,577 to the Legal Reserve and AR$199,993,090,308 to a voluntary reserve for future distribution of results.

• Bylaw Amendment for Corporate Bond Programs

  A proposal to amend Article 15, subsection L, of the bylaws, relating to corporate bond programs, will be submitted for shareholder approval. This could impact future financing capabilities.

• Annual General Meeting Scheduled

  The Annual General Ordinary and Extraordinary Shareholders Meeting is scheduled for April 28, 2026, to consider these and other routine governance proposals.

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The company's Board of Directors has proposed a significant dividend of AR$63.06 billion, to be paid in cash and/or in kind, which represents a notable return to shareholders. This proposal is contingent on prior authorization from the Argentine Central Bank, introducing a regulatory hurdle. Additionally, the Board is seeking approval to amend bylaws related to corporate bond programs, which could enhance the company's future financing flexibility. The allocation of a substantial portion of fiscal year 2025's retained earnings to legal and voluntary reserves further strengthens the balance sheet and sets the stage for potential future distributions.