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Rhinebeck Bancorp, Inc. (RBKB)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q2 2025 delivered a sharp earnings inflection: net income rose to $2.7M ($0.25 diluted EPS), up 179.6% YoY, driven by higher net interest income and a credit provision reversal; NIM expanded to 3.97% and ROA/ROE improved materially .
- Balance sheet repositioning executed in late 2024 continued to flow through results: higher asset yields, lower borrowing costs, and reduced FHLB advances supported spread/NIM expansion; deposits rose $50.0M QoQ while borrowings fell $43.2M .
- Credit quality improved with net charge-offs down to $91K and non-performing assets down ~30% to $2.9M; ACL coverage of NPLs increased to 283% .
- Expenses rose 8.5% YoY on higher commissions, retail banking, and marketing tied to deposit product promotions; efficiency ratio nevertheless improved to ~74% in Q2 .
- Potential stock reaction catalysts: visible NIM/ROA/ROE trajectory, deposit growth with stable uninsured deposit share (~27.8%), and improved credit metrics; watch near-term expense discipline and sustainability of margin tailwinds .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
- What Went Well
- Net interest margin expansion to 3.97% and spread to 3.33% on improved asset yields and lower liability costs; net interest income +27.1% YoY to $11.5M .
- Credit metrics improved: provision was a credit of $101K; net charge-offs fell to $91K; NPAs declined 29.7% to $2.9M; NPL ratio at 0.30% .
- Management execution: “net income more than doubled… net interest margin expanded to 3.88%… ROAE 8.04%… non-performing assets declining 30%… Tier 1 capital 12.66%… TBVPS $11.40” — CEO Michael J. Quinn .
- What Went Wrong
- Non-interest expense climbed 8.5% YoY to $9.7M, led by salaries/benefits (+$330K), retail banking (+$191K), and marketing (+$108K) .
- Investment advisory income dropped $109K (-28.8%) QoQ amid “unpredictable economic conditions,” modestly offset by swap and gain-on-sale income .
- Loans contracted $11.0M QoQ as indirect auto continued to be reduced (-$39.6M), partially offset by CRE (+$22.9M) and residential (+$7.4M) growth; overall average interest-earning assets declined .
Financial Results
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: An earnings call transcript for Q2 2025 was not available; themes reflect press releases and filings.
Management Commentary
- “We’re very pleased with our performance through the first half of 2025, as net income more than doubled to $5.0 million… our net interest margin expanded to 3.88%, and our return on average equity improved to 8.04%… non-performing assets declining 30%… Tier 1 capital ratio at 12.66% and tangible book value per share rising to $11.40” — Michael J. Quinn, President & CEO .
- “We’re very pleased with our first quarter results… positive impact of the balance sheet restructuring… spread up from 2.19% to 3.13%, NIM increased from 2.90% to 3.79%… foundation for continued growth” — Michael J. Quinn .
- “We restructured our balance sheet by selling a substantial portion of our available-for-sale securities… reinvested into higher-yielding and shorter duration assets… already begun contributing to an improvement in our net interest margin” — Michael J. Quinn (Q4 release) .
Q&A Highlights
- No earnings call transcript or Q&A content was available for Q2 2025. We searched company filings and investor relations and did not find a call transcript for the period .
Estimates Context
- S&P Global consensus coverage appears limited; we did not find a Q2 2025 EPS consensus or number of estimates for RBKB via S&P Global. Revenue consensus was not presented; comparison to Street estimates is therefore unavailable for this quarter. Values retrieved from S&P Global.*
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Margin tailwind intact: NIM reached 3.97% with 100 bps spread improvement YoY; continued benefit from late-2024 balance sheet repositioning should support near-term earnings momentum .
- Quality up, risk down: Credit provision flipped to a credit; net charge-offs dropped sharply; NPL/NPAs declined; indirect auto exposure reduced materially while CRE and residential grew — positive for risk-adjusted returns .
- Funding mix improved: Deposits +$50M QoQ (mostly interest-bearing); FHLB advances reduced by ~$43M; uninsured deposits stable at ~28% — lowers funding risk and enhances NIM durability .
- Cost vigilance needed: Broad-based OpEx increases (commissions, retail, marketing) could cap operating leverage; monitor trajectory of expense growth vs. NII expansion .
- Capital and TBVPS rising: Tier 1 capital 12.66% and TBVPS $11.40 provide cushion and optionality; equity up $7.1M QoQ on earnings and AOCI recovery .
- Near-term trading lens: Positive narrative on margins/credit/deposits is supportive; watch sustainability of asset yield advantage and competitive deposit pricing pressures given higher marketing spend .
- Medium-term thesis: If restructuring benefits persist and loan mix continues de-risking, RBKB can compound ROE and TBVPS from a stronger capital base; Street coverage is thin, suggesting potential for underappreciated improvements .
Additional Relevant Q2 2025 Press Releases
- Board retirement: Rhinebeck Bank announced the retirement of Frederick Battenfeld from the Board on June 11, 2025 .
- Q2 earnings press release (company website copy): July 24, 2025 .
- Investor Relations press release index (for verification): .
Prior Two Quarters for Trend Analysis
- Q1 2025: Net income $2.3M ($0.21 diluted EPS); NIM 3.79%; ROA 0.73%; ROE 7.49%; deposits +$13.5M QoQ; FHLB advances down $15.9M; NPAs down to $3.5M .
- Q4 2024: Net loss $(2.654)M due to $4.0M securities loss; NIM 3.61% with clear improvement vs prior year; deposits $1.021B; FHLB advances $69.8M; TBVPS $10.75 .
Non-GAAP notes: Efficiency ratio is presented excluding securities losses in Q4 2024 and Q1 2025; “tangible book value per common share” is non-GAAP with reconciliations provided in releases .