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AgriBank Reports Fourth Quarter and Year-End Financial Results for 2025

On February 27, 2026, AgriBank, based in St. Paul, presented its financial report for the last quarter and the entire year of 2025, underlining a year marked by solid profitability, impressive credit quality, and enhanced liquidity and capital.

Major Highlights

AgriBank recorded a net income of $1.0 billion for the twelve months ending December 31, 2025, which exceeds their goal for the return on assets (ROA) ratio, achieving 52 basis points. The bank reported 99.2% of its loan portfolio as satisfactory, which is notable by industry standards.

Liquidity levels at the end of the quarter were 147 days, far exceeding the minimum requirements set by regulatory bodies, ensuring AgriBank's financial stability amidst market fluctuations. Capital resources were also robust, demonstrating AgriBank's adherence to sound financial principles.

According to CEO Jeffrey Swanhorst, “AgriBank's performance in 2025 is a testament to our strategic growth approach and responsible management of our balance sheet. Our higher net interest income stemmed from a favorable loan spread and a rise in wholesale loan volumes, highlighting our commitment to serving farmers and rural communities, especially during challenging economic conditions.”

Operational Performance in 2025

AgriBank’s net interest income grew to $1.2 billion, marking an increase of 13.5% year-on-year. The rise primarily resulted from favorable conditions in retail loan spreads and an upswing in wholesale loan volume. The bank also reported non-interest income figures of $113.9 million, up from the previous year, largely attributed to heightened loan fee activity.

Despite a rise in non-interest expenses that totaled $235.9 million, which reflected increased costs connected to crop input financing and technology projects, AgriBank managed to maintain a solid bottom line.

Loan Portfolio Insights

As of December 31, 2025, total loans amounted to $177.9 billion, an increase of $13.2 billion since the previous year, largely driven by growth in wholesale loans and an increase in retail loan participation. The credit quality statistics suggest that AgriBank is weathering the agricultural economic climate well, with the majority of its loans remaining in the acceptable category.

Agricultural Market Overview

On the farming front, the USDA projected a significant increase in net farm income for 2025, estimated at $154.5 billion. This projected figure reveals a promising financial outlook for farmers, largely bolstered by government payments and higher receipts from animal products. However, potential risks from market volatility remain, influenced by external factors like weather and global production levels.

Strong Capital Resources

AgriBank underscored its strong foundation with a total capital of $10.5 billion, reflecting a year-on-year increase fueled by robust earnings and stock issuance. Their liquidity position remained solid, with cash and equivalents totaling $25.4 billion, showcasing their ability to fulfill obligations comfortably.

About AgriBank

AgriBank is part of the vast Farm Credit System, oriented towards supporting local agricultural communities through its financing solutions. As part of a customer-owned cooperative, AgriBank provides critical support to its member associations across a diverse 15-state region.

In conclusion, AgriBank’s financial report sets the stage for continued strength and resilience in the agricultural financing sector, equipping it to navigate the complexities of market demands effectively.