KeyCorp (KEY) Stock

About KeyCorp

KeyCorp is led by CEO Christopher Marrott Gorman, employs 16,989 people, headquartered in Cleveland, US, publicly traded since 1987.

KeyCorp (KEY) stock trades at $21.08 with a market capitalization of $22.75B. The stock is valued at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 11.63, price-to-book of 1.09, price-to-sales of 2.07. Over the past 52 weeks the stock has ranged between $16.47 and $24.07, and currently trades 12.4% below its 52-week high. It pays a dividend yielding 4.08%.

On profitability, KeyCorp generates a return on equity (ROE) of 10.12%, return on capital employed of 5.48%, an operating margin of 20.59%, a net profit margin of 19.37%.

In its most recent fiscal year, KeyCorp reported annual revenue of $11.2B, net profit of $1.8B. Over the last 5 fiscal years, revenue grew at an average annual rate of 9.4%, and net profit grew at an average annual rate of 6.4%.

The balance sheet shows a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.85, a current ratio of 0.77, total assets of $184.4B, $1.3B in cash and equivalents. For banks and other lenders, borrowing and deposits are part of the business model, so debt-to-equity and the current ratio read differently than for other companies.

KEY has an average daily trading volume of 12,652,906 shares, a beta of 1.02.

KeyCorp by the numbers, 2016–2025

Between 2016 and 2025 KeyCorp reported revenue of $5.2B rising to $11.2B, a change of +117.0% across 10 years. Compounded, revenue has grown 9.4% a year over five years, 12.3% over three, 23.6% over the last twelve months. Net profit rose to $1.8B.

Operating margin went from 18.8% in 2016 to 20.6% in 2025, a gain of 1.8 percentage points. The most recent net margin is 19.37%. On a trailing twelve-month basis to Jun '26, revenue is $10.5B and net profit $2.0B.

Borrowings fell from $14.7B to $11.0B, cash from operations was $2.2B in the latest year, positive in 10 of the last 10.

Return on equity has averaged 8.8% over five years, and was 9.0% in the most recent year.

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