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Rentenbank’s 2025 financial year: Strong foundations laid for robust new business across all promotional areas
Frankfurt am Main. Rentenbank concluded its 2025 financial year with a significant expansion of its promotional activities. New business in special promotional loans increased by 82.1% across all promotional lines to EUR 6.6 billion (2024: EUR 3.6 billion). Around 73% of this volume was attributable to the “Agriculture”, “Agribusiness” and “Rural Development” promotional lines. Combined new business in these three promotional lines rose by 35.8% to approximately EUR 4.8 billion (2024: EUR 3.5 billion). As expected, the “Renewable Energy” promotional line recovered as the interest rate curve normalised, with new business increasing to EUR 1.8 billion (2024: EUR 76.1 million). The newly introduced product category “grants from own funds”, with a focus on climate footprint accounting, met end borrowers’ needs particularly well and has seen very strong demand.
