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Spain blocks BBVA from merging with Sabadell for at least three years

24 June 2025
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Spain blocks BBVA from merging with Sabadell for at least three years
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The Spanish government has hindered BBVA’s €11bn hostile bid for Sabadell by enforcing a three-year prohibition on merging the two banks, as stated by Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo. BBVA now faces a decision to accept these conditions, challenge them legally, or abandon the bid, with BBVA’s chair asserting that such government restrictions are “illegal.”

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