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Updated Aug 29, 2026

BANCO SANTANDER-CHILE (BSAC)

Financial Services • NYSE

Professional Investment Analysis

ZYBERNO SCORE →

Is it a great business? Is it getting better?

6.0/100

POOR BUSINESS

BANCO SANTANDER-CHILE (BSAC) scores 6/100 — concerning metrics indicating significant structural or financial risks.

📊 How is the Zyberno Score calculated? +

The Zyberno Score answers one question: "Is this a quality business worth owning?" It's a 0-100 investment grade that evaluates business fundamentals across four critical dimensions, based on principles from Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, Peter Lynch, and Charlie Munger.

The 4 Core Categories (25 points each):

1. PROFITABILITY (25 pts)

Metrics: ROE, ROIC, Net Margin, Operating Margin
Thresholds: ROE >20% excellent • ROIC >20% excellent • Net Margin >20% excellent • Operating Margin >25% excellent

2. FINANCIAL STRENGTH (25 pts)

Metrics: Debt-to-Equity, Current Ratio, Interest Coverage, Altman Z-Score
Thresholds: D/E <0.3 excellent • Current Ratio >2.5 excellent • Interest Coverage >10x excellent • Altman Z >3.0 safe

3. CASH FLOW QUALITY (25 pts)

Metrics: Free Cash Flow, OCF vs Net Income, FCF Margin
Thresholds: Positive & growing FCF excellent • OCF/NI >1.2x excellent (cash earnings exceed accounting)

4. GROWTH & CONSISTENCY (25 pts)

Metrics: Revenue Growth, Net Income Growth, FCF Growth, Piotroski F-Score
Thresholds: Growth via log-linear regression • Piotroski 8-9 excellent, 6-7 good

Score Interpretation:

75-100

GREAT BUSINESS

65-74

GOOD BUSINESS

50-64

AVERAGE BUSINESS

30-49

WEAK BUSINESS

0-29

POOR BUSINESS

→ View full BSAC quality analysis & detailed breakdown

VALUATION SIGNAL

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Business Model Limitation

BANCO SANTANDER-CHILE operates in the Commercial Banks, NEC industry. Owner Earnings-based DCF analysis — the foundation of both the Margin of Safety and the Brina Gap — is not well-suited to companies whose business model is structurally built around leverage: banks, insurers, mortgage companies, and REITs. These businesses are typically valued using sector-specific metrics such as Price-to-Book, Price-to-FFO, or Net Asset Value. Treat these signals as directional only.

MARGIN OF SAFETY

Is this stock cheap or expensive relative to what the business has historically generated for owners?

Margin of Safety unavailable — insufficient data for the owner-earnings DCF.

BRINA GAP ↗

Is the market underestimating or overestimating what this business is capable of going forward?

-6.3%

Slight Overestimate

💰 How is Margin of Safety calculated? +

Margin of Safety measures how much discount or premium you're paying relative to a stock's intrinsic value. It's Benjamin Graham's core principle: the larger the margin, the lower your downside risk.

Formula: (Intrinsic Value − Current Price) ÷ Intrinsic Value × 100%

How We Calculate Intrinsic Value (DCF Method):

Step 1: Calculate current Owner Earnings (OCF − Maintenance CapEx)

Step 2: Calculate company-specific growth rate using log-linear regression on 16 quarters of Owner Earnings

Step 3: Project 10 years forward using the calculated growth rate

Step 4: Discount each year's cash flow to present value using 10% discount rate

Step 5: Calculate terminal value using 3% perpetual growth rate

Step 6: Sum all discounted cash flows = Intrinsic Value

What The Percentages Mean:

+50% or more

EXCELLENT — Very undervalued

+25% to +50%

GOOD — Attractive discount

0% to +25%

FAIR — Reasonable value

0% to -25%

CAUTION — Slight premium

-25% or worse

POOR — Overvalued

"Price is what you pay, value is what you get." — Warren Buffett

→ View full BSAC valuation analysis · → View full BSAC Brina Gap analysis

📈 How is Brina Gap calculated? +

Brina Gap measures the difference between the growth a business can fundamentally sustain and the growth the market is already pricing in.

Formula: Fundamental Growth Rate − Market-Implied Growth Rate

The Two Components:

Fundamental Growth Rate = ROIC × Reinvestment Rate

What the business can sustainably grow at based on how much it reinvests and what return it earns on that capital. Grounded in historical financials.

Market-Implied Growth Rate = Reverse DCF

The growth rate the current Enterprise Value implicitly assumes. Calculated by back-solving a 10-year DCF model (10% WACC, 3% terminal growth) until the present value of projected cash flows equals EV.

What The Gap Means:

Gap > +5% Market Underestimates — potential upside

+2% to +5% Slight Underestimate

-2% to +2% Fairly Priced — market consensus matches fundamentals

-5% to -2% Slight Overestimate

Gap < -5% Market Overestimates — price embeds optimism fundamentals don't support

A positive gap (market underestimates) combined with a positive Margin of Safety is the strongest combined signal — the business is both cheap historically and forward economics are stronger than the price suggests.

Critical Financial Health Indicators

Return on Equity (Profitability):CRITICAL (0.0%)

Debt-to-Equity (Solvency Risk):POOR (1.86x)

Operating Margin (Operational Efficiency):CRITICAL (0.0%)

Return on Capital (Capital Efficiency):POOR (5.6%)

📊 Valuation Trilogy

Three interconnected metrics for complete valuation analysis

Click any metric for full methodology and detailed analysis

Zyberno's Verdict

BANCO SANTANDER-CHILE (BSAC) stock report — Zyberno Score 6/100 (POOR BUSINESS). Full financial analysis on Zyberno.

According to Zyberno's DCF model, BANCO SANTANDER-CHILE (BSAC) shows a Brina Gap of -6.3%, which weakens the case: based on the company's ROIC (5.6%) and reinvestment rate (-6.3%), the business can fundamentally grow at -0.4% — but the current enterprise value implies the market expects 6.0%.

DIVISION I: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A. Market Valuation

Market Price & Capitalization (1)

Market Cap:$5.94T

Valuation Multiples (2)

P/B Ratio:1.04x

Peg Ratio:-999.00x

Enterprise Metrics (2)

Enterprise Value:$14.51T

Ev Ebitda Ratio:12.00x

Price Action & Momentum (3)

12-1 Momentum:

+52.7% (75th pctile)

📈 Click to view full BSAC Momentum analysis →

Momentum Percentile:75 / 100

% of 52-Week High:42.4%

B. Profitability Assessment

Return Metrics (5)

Roic:

5.6%

📊 Click to view full BSAC ROIC analysis →

Reinvestment Rate:-6.3%

Fundamental Growth Rate (g):-0.4%

Market-Implied Growth Rate:6.0%

Brina Gap:

-6.3%

☷ Click to view full BSAC Brina Gap analysis →

Margin Analysis (1)

Ebitda Margin:0.0%

Yield Metrics (2)

Earnings Yield:-$999.00

Dividend Yield:0.0%

C. Log-Linear Regression Growth Trends

D. Financial Stability

Liquidity Ratios (3)

Current Ratio:999.00x

Quick Ratio:999.00x

Cash Ratio:999.00x

Leverage Analysis (3)

Debt To Equity Ttm:1.86x

Debt-to-Equity Ratio:1.86x

Debt To Ebitda:8.81x

Coverage Ratios (2)

Interest Coverage Ratio:0.64x

Times Interest Earned:0.64

Capital Structure (4)

Working Capital:0.00

Cash And Cash Equivalents:2,093,061,000,000.00

Long Term Debt:$7.23T

Net Debt:$8.57T

DIVISION II: FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ANALYSIS

A. Income Statement Analysis

Revenue Components (2)

$0.00

Cost Of Revenue Ttm:$1.55B

Profitability Breakdown (2)

$0.00$1.07T

Bottom Line Performance (3)

$1.04T

Income Before Tax:$0.00

Ebitda Ttm:1,209,914,000,000.00

Operating Expenses (5)

Operating Expenses:0.00

R And D Expense:0.00

Sga Expense:0.00

Income Tax Expense:$207.36B

Interest Expense:1,689,298,000,000.00

Expense Ratios (1)

Ebitda Margin:0.0%

B. Balance Sheet Analysis

Asset Composition (5)

Total Assets:$68.15T

Current Assets:$0.00

Ppe Net:242,522,000,000.00

Goodwill:0.00

Intangible Assets:$91.48B

Liability Structure (4)

Total Liabilities:62,410,979,000,000.00

Current Liabilities:0.00

Long Term Debt:$7.23T

Short Term Debt:$3.43T

Equity & Capital (3)

Equity:$5.74T

Retained Earnings:$0.00

Common Stock:0.00

Working Capital Items (3)

Accounts Receivable:714,628,000,000.00

Inventory:0.00

Accounts Payable:0.00

Special Items (2)

Contract Liabilities:0.00

Stock Based Compensation:0.00

C. Cash Flow Analysis

Operating Activities (2)

$55.41B-$29.25B

Investment Activities (1)

Investing Cash Flow:-$104.95B

Financing Activities (3)

Financing Cash Flow:-$621.10B

Dividends Paid Ttm:0.00

Stock Repurchase:0.00

Capital Transactions (3)

Common Stock Issuance:0.00

Long Term Debt Issuance:$0.00

Long Term Debt Repayments:$0.00

DIVISION III: OPERATIONAL METRICS

A. Per Share Analysis

Earnings Per Share (1)

Earnings Per Share Ttm:$5.51

Revenue & Cash Per Share (1)

Operating Cash Flow Per Share:$0.29

Book Value & Capital (2)

Book Value Per Share:$30.44

Cash Per Share:11.11

Dividend Policy (1)

Dividend Payout Ratio:-999.00x

B. Operational Efficiency

Asset Utilization (1)

Working Capital Turnover Ttm:-999.00x

Receivables Management (2)

Receivables Turnover Ttm:-999.00x

Days Sales Outstanding Ttm:-999.00

Inventory Management (2)

Inventory Turnover Ttm:-999.00x

Days Inventory Outstanding Ttm:-999.00

Payables & Cash Cycle (2)

Days Payable Outstanding:-999.00

Cash Conversion Cycle:-999.00

C. Quality & Risk Metrics

Financial Quality Scores (2)

Financial Strength Score:20.00

Quality Score:45.00

Market Metrics (2)

Beta:0.00x

Volatility Category:unknown

DIVISION IV: INVESTMENT ANALYSIS

A. Value Investment Framework

Damodaran Growth Analysis (4)

Reinvestment Rate:-6.3%

Fundamental Growth Rate (g):-0.4%

Market-Implied Growth Rate:6.0%

Brina Gap:

-6.3%

☷ Click to view full BSAC Brina Gap analysis →

B. Log-Linear Regression Growth Analysis

C. Company Profile & Context

Corporate Information (6)

Symbol:BSAC

Company Name:BANCO SANTANDER-CHILE

Sector:Financial Services

Industry:Commercial Banks, NEC

Exchange:NYSE

Country:United States

Market Classification (3)

Market Cap Category:N/A

Price Category:medium

Volume Category:N/A

Share Structure (3)

Shares Outstanding:188.45B

Shares Outstanding Basic:0

Shares Outstanding Diluted:0

Data Processing Info (3)

Processing Version:v3.0

Last Updated:2026-08-29 06:04:07 UTC

Data Timestamp:2026-04-01T18:10:46.748887