Banco Santander, S.A.

- There is no explicit mention of current or planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the provided excerpts. - The focus is on capital generation and allocation: organic capital generation was strong in Q1, with a 29 basis points increase. - The ability to mobilize assets depends on market demand; the bank plans to roll over asset rotation if market conditions allow. - Capital deployment is prioritized for investments with returns above 20% on tangible equity. - No significant inorganic transactions are planned for the next 2 years, with concentration on integrating recent acquisitions (TSB and Webster). - Regulatory capital headwinds are expected but manageable, with capital targets above 12.8% by year-end. - Potential distributions or capital returns might be considered if capital exceeds 13%, but no explicit plan has been confirmed.

- Continued investment in ONE Transformation focused on simplification, automation, and customer experience enhancement. - Scaling of the digital platform Gravity, fully implemented in Spain, Mexico, and Chile, with deployment planned in Brazil during the year. - Expansion of customer interaction platform to enable greater personalization and increase customer engagement and primacy. - Building and integrating Openbank with a single legal entity in Europe, accelerating cross-selling, AI deployment, and U.S. business integration. - Strengthening mobility finance beyond traditional auto lending. - Scaling embedded finance capabilities through Openbank Pay and new partnerships. - Investment in global banking, advisory capabilities, and cross-border transaction connectivity to build a world-class Corporate & Institutional Banking (CIB) business. - Development of integrated insurance platform across life, pensions, and protection to capture future growth opportunities.

- Loan growth focused on profitability in Spain, Mexico, and Brazil, with cautious expansion especially in personal loans and credit cards in Mexico and Brazil. - In Spain, corporate and SME segments currently stable; slight growth expected in corporate & investment banking (CIB). - Brazil aims to grow deposit base for better margins; personal loans performing well despite complexities in credit cards. - CIB revenues strong, driven by 18% loan growth and global markets activity; growth sustainable but monitored closely for geopolitical risks. - Wealth management fees expected to continue increasing, leveraging competitive edge in insurance and value-added services. - Payments business growing strongly, with revenue up 20%, expanding customer base and geographic footprint. - Overall revenue growth guided at 6% year-on-year, supported by diversified global businesses and active customer acquisition.

- The bank is on track to deliver its 2026 targets with consistent and predictable results, supported by strong revenue growth, cost discipline, and operational leverage via the ONE Transformation program. - Underlying profit showed a record performance for the eighth consecutive quarter, with profit growing 14% year-on-year in constant euros. - Underlying Return on Tangible Equity (ROTE) improved to 15.2%, with potential to reach around 16.5% at normalized CET1 levels, and further upside expected from M&A and ONE Transformation initiatives. - Earnings Per Share (EPS) grew 17%, supported by strong profit generation and share buybacks. - The group expects growth in wealth management fees to continue, driven by expanded insurance and value-added product offerings. - Capital generation and revenue momentum offer a positive outlook for continued double-digit value creation and sustainable, profitable growth.

The transcript does not provide explicit figures or detailed commentary on the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion largely focuses on deposits, loan growth, net interest income (NII), asset rotation, capital management, and market strategies in various regions (U.K., U.S., Brazil, Mexico, Spain). Key points indirectly related to orderbook or demand are: - Loan growth seen in corporates and SMEs sectors across multiple markets, indicating ongoing demand. - Asset rotation of around EUR 10 billion mobilized in Q1 expected to continue if market conditions allow. - Deposit growth up 4% year-on-year, supporting funding for loan portfolio growth. - Deposit gathering strategy in the U.K. showing good performance with expectations for improvement in NII. - Cautious lending in Mexico and Brazil focused on quality and client creditworthiness. No specific data on outstanding or pending orders reported.