WesBanco, Inc. WesBanco, Inc.

WesBanco, Inc.

WSBC

Clasificación en acciones #4391
WesBanco, Inc. functions as the parent entity for WesBanco Bank, Inc.,... WesBanco, Inc. functions as the parent entity for WesBanco Bank, Inc., overseeing a comprehensive portfolio of financial services. These offerings encompass retail and corporate banking, trust administration for both individuals and businesses, brokerage activities, mortgage financing, and insurance provisions. The company organizes its operations into two distinct segments: Community Banking, and Trust and Investment Services. Its deposit product line is extensive, including various checking (demand) accounts for commercial and individual clients, money market accounts, interest-bearing and non-interest-bearing deposit options, savings accounts, and certificates of deposit (CDs). WesBanco also provides a broad spectrum of lending solutions. This includes financing for commercial real estate and industrial projects; residential property loans for home acquisition, construction, or refinancing; and home equity lines of credit. Furthermore, it offers installment loans for diverse needs, such as vehicle purchases (automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and recreational vehicles), home equity-backed installments, unsecured home improvement loans, and general revolving lines of credit, in addition to other commercial, mortgage, and individual installment lending. Beyond conventional banking, WesBanco delivers comprehensive trust and investment management services, featuring various investment vehicles like mutual funds and annuities, along with securities brokerage facilities. Through its specialized non-banking divisions, WesBanco, Inc. also operates an insurance agency focusing on property, casualty, life, and title insurance, alongside managing benefit plan sales and administration for both private and corporate clients. These subsidiaries engage in broker-dealer and discount brokerage activities, manage portfolios of investment securities and loans, own and lease commercial real estate properties, and serve as an investment advisor for a suite of mutual funds. As of December 31, 2021, WesBanco's operational footprint extended to 206 branch locations and 203 ATMs situated across West Virginia, Ohio, western Pennsylvania, Kentucky, southern Indiana, and Maryland. Complementing these, seven loan production offices were maintained in West Virginia, Ohio, western Pennsylvania, Maryland, and northern Virginia. Established in 1870, WesBanco, Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in Wheeling, West Virginia.
Precio por acción
$37.07
Última sincronización: 2026-10-19
Capitalización bursátil
$3.56B
Cambio (1 día)
-0.40%
Cambio (1 año)
17.94%
País
US
Comercio WesBanco, Inc. (WSBC)

Categoría

Financial Services
Ratio P/E de WesBanco, Inc. (WSBC)
Ratio P/E al October 2026 TTM: 10.39
Según los últimos informes financieros y el precio de las acciones de WesBanco, Inc., el P/E actual (TTM) de la empresa es 10.39. Al final de 2024, la empresa tenía un P/E de 13.44.
Historial del ratio P/E de WesBanco, Inc. desde 2000 hasta 2026
Relación P/E al final de cada año
Año Ratio P/E Cambiar
2026 (TTM) 10.39 -22.19%
2025 13.35 -0.70%
2024 13.44 14.91%
2023 11.70 1.21%
2022 11.56 22.14%
2021 9.46 -42.69%
2020 16.51 23.72%
2019 13.35 6.48%
2018 12.53 -33.80%
2017 18.93 -5.01%
2016 19.93 43.03%
2015 13.93 -4.21%
2014 14.55 -0.73%
2013 14.65 21.60%
2012 12.05 1.87%
2011 11.83 -16.42%
2010 14.15 3.32%
2009 13.70 -27.73%
2008 18.95 92.41%
2007 9.85 -47.31%
2006 18.69 16.95%
2005 15.98 -4.68%
2004 16.77 9.21%
2003 15.36 11.75%
2002 13.74 4.06%
2001 13.20 -20.76%
2000 16.66 0.00%
Relación P/E para empresas similares o competidores
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El ratio Precio/Beneficio (P/E Ratio) mide la relación entre el precio de las acciones de una empresa y sus beneficios por acción.
Un P/E bajo pero positivo indica una empresa con altos beneficios en relación a su valoración actual y que podría estar infravalorada. Una empresa con un P/E negativo alto (cerca de 0) indica fuertes pérdidas en comparación con su valoración.

Las empresas con un P/E superior a 30 o negativo suelen considerarse "acciones de crecimiento", lo que significa que los inversores esperan que crezca o se vuelva rentable en el futuro.

Las empresas con un P/E positivo inferior a 10 suelen considerarse "acciones de valor", lo que significa que ya son muy rentables y no se espera un fuerte crecimiento.