Raiffeisenbank reports 4.2% growth and 3.5% member dividend in 2025
Raiffeisenbank im Fuldaer Land eG held its annual delegates’ assembly at the Lünderhaus, drawing over 200 attendees. More than half of those present were elected representatives. The meeting reviewed the bank’s strong performance in the 2025 fiscal year, despite a difficult market environment.
The bank reported a 4.2% increase in total customer volume, reaching €1.32 billion. Loans to customers climbed by 9.0% to €400.1 million, surpassing earlier forecasts. Collaborative ventures contributed significantly to this growth.
Delegates approved the Executive Board’s proposal to distribute a 3.50% dividend to members. The board also recommended reinforcing the bank’s financial base by allocating part of the annual surplus to reserves. This decision reflects the bank’s commitment to stability and long-term planning. During the assembly, Lars Bagus, Markus Herbert, and Dr. Fabian Tölle were re-elected to the supervisory board. Their reappointment ensures continuity in governance as the bank continues to focus on local decision-making. Raiffeisenbank highlighted its role as a trusted partner for both businesses and private customers. The institution emphasised its flexibility, sound judgement, and sustainable support, particularly in uncertain economic conditions. Membership, it noted, represents an active choice to back a bank that prioritises people and the region. The bank remains well positioned in private mortgage lending and corporate advisory services. Its expertise helps customers navigate key investment decisions with confidence.
The assembly confirmed Raiffeisenbank’s solid financial standing and its ability to deliver steady growth. The approved dividend and strengthened reserves will further secure its position in the coming year. The bank continues to serve as a reliable financial partner for the local community.
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