BCC Lodi Reports Strong 2025 Performance, Plans Milan Expansion

BCC Lodi, a cooperative credit bank, announced robust financial results for 2025, with net profits increasing by 32 percent year-over-year to €5.3 million. The bank’s board of directors, chaired by Alberto Bertoli, has proposed a 5 percent dividend distribution to shareholders at the upcoming assembly. The positive performance is driving expansion plans, including a second branch in Milan by April 2026.

Key Financial Highlights

• Net Profit: €5.3 million (a 32% increase year-over-year) [Il Cittadino]
• Dividend Proposal: 5 percent distribution to shareholders. [Il Cittadino]
• Assets: Total assets reached €532 million as of December 31, 2024. [Cassa Centrale Banca]
• CET 1 Ratio: 26.4%. [Cassa Centrale Banca]
• Direct Funding: €398 million. [Cassa Centrale Banca]
• Indirect Funding: €242 million. [Cassa Centrale Banca]
• Net Funding: €46 million. [Cassa Centrale Banca]

Expansion into Milan

BCC Lodi is expanding its presence in Milan with a second branch, scheduled to open within the next month, in April 2026. [Il Cittadino] This expansion reflects the bank’s growth and commitment to serving a wider customer base.

Leadership

Alberto Bertoli serves as the President of BCC Lodi. [LinkedIn] Fabrizio Periti is the bank’s Director General. [Il Cittadino]

About BCC Lodi

BCC Lodi is part of the Cassa Centrale Banca – Credito Cooperativo Italiano group. [Cassa Centrale Banca] The bank emphasizes its role as a community-focused financial institution, reinvesting resources locally to benefit individuals, families, and businesses. As of December 31, 2024, BCC Lodi serves 12,198 customers with 3,516 members and operates with 77 employees across 13 branches and 16 ATMs. [Cassa Centrale Banca]