A Honduran banking dynasty's Salvadoran outpost is growing fast — loans up 11% in 2024 — but still paying its way through a costly build-out phase that is squeezing profits hard. Full nameBanco Atlántida El Salvador, S.A. y Subsidiaria Ticker / ExchangeBAT / Bolsa de Valores de El Salvador (BVES) HeadquartersSan Salvador, El Salvador SectorCommercial banking Employees~377 (approximate) Total assets (Dec 2024)~$1.29 billion (our calculation: liquid assets of $380.3M represent 29.6% of total assets) Net loan portfolio (Dec 2024)$869.7 million Net profit (FY 2024)$4.0 million Return on equity (ROE)3.3% (FY …
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