Itau Unibanco Banco Holding SA American Depositary Shares (Each repstg 500 Preferred shares)
ITUB · NYSE
- $7.17
- $77.30B
- Open
- —
- —
- $6.94 - $7.05
- $6.82 - $10.20
- —
- —
- 26.35M
About Itau Unibanco Banco Holding SA American Depositary Shares (Each repstg 500 Preferred shares)
Itau Unibanco Banco Holding SA is identified in the supplied material as a bank holding company whose U.S.-listed security is an American Depositary Share representing 500 preferred shares. The evidence does not describe its banking products, operating segments, customer mix, geographic footprint, or current employee, asset, revenue, or earnings scale. The only reported financial figures are FY2010 net income of $11.1 billion and FY2009 net income of $14.1 billion; revenue is unavailable for both years. Accordingly, the company’s present business model and scale cannot be characterized further from the supplied evidence.
Notable Price Movement
- Sep 28 - Oct 2$8.595.92%
ITUB fell 5.44% over the reported interval, from $8.45 on Sept. 21 to $7.99 on Sept. 28. The decline accelerated midweek: shares slipped to $8.18 on Sept. 23 and $8.08 on Sept. 24, managed a small rebound to $8.11 on Sept. 25, then dropped to $7.99 on Sept. 28, when volume was 21.5 million shares. The supplied items do not identify a company-specific earnings, guidance, or operating announcement that explains the selloff. Itaú’s planned strategy-outlook presentation at Itaúsa’s Panorama 2026 is noted, but no substantive remarks or link to the share move are reported. No benchmark or macroeconomic data are supplied to establish a broader market driver.
- Aug 3-7$7.946.15%
ITUB fell $0.12, or 1.44%, over the week, from $8.31 to $8.19. Trading initially strengthened, with the stock rising from $8.46 on July 31 to $8.49 on August 3, before giving back more than the entire Monday gain and closing at $8.19 on August 4. Tuesday’s decline also occurred on higher volume of 16.8 million shares versus 13.2 million on Monday. The supplied evidence does not identify a dated catalyst during August 3-4 or provide broader market context. The only company-specific news is TheStreet’s report that ITUB fell after HSBC Securities downgraded the shares, although the evidence does not establish whether that downgrade occurred during this week.
