ABN AMRO posts net profit of EUR 410 million in Q4 2025
View original at globenewswire.comABN AMRO posts net profit of EUR 410 million in Q4 2025 ABN AMRO posts net profit of EUR 410 million in Q4 2025 11 February 2026 Key messages</b> Q4 net profit of EUR 410 million brought full-year return on equity to 8.7%New mortgage production continued at a fast pace in Q4Employee numbers decreased by about 1,500 FTE…
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Dutch house prices expected to continue to rise in 2026, though at a more moderate pace
80% confidenceBeter Wonen scheme aims to ensure that energy savings achieved cover or exceed investment costs
80% confidenceFourth-quarter mortgage market share increased to 21%
80% confidenceMacroeconomic conditions in the Netherlands remained robust despite labour-market tightness and global trade uncertainties
80% confidenceFor 2026, expecting costs of EUR 5.6 billion, excluding restructuring expenses and NIBC acquisition
80% confidenceReducing total workforce by 5,200 FTEs by 2028
80% confidenceABN AMRO delivered another solid performance in the fourth quarter of 2025, reflecting continued progress on strategic priorities
80% confidenceTotal distributions represent payout of 87% of net profit
80% confidenceFull-year costs excluding incidental and restructuring expenses were at the lower end of guidance of EUR 5.4-5.5 billion
80% confidenceData improvements at Corporate Banking led to EUR 3 billion RWA reduction in Q4, including initial benefits of re-applying SME support factor
80% confidenceFor 2026, maintaining guidance for commercial net interest income of around EUR 6.4 billion, excluding NIBC acquisition
80% confidenceFull-year NII in line with guidance for 2025 of more than EUR 6.3 billion
80% confidenceABN AMRO making progress towards target of achieving operating income above EUR 10 billion by 2028
80% confidence
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