Rabobank NZ reported a 10.6% decline in net profit after tax for 2024, totaling $195.30 million, attributed to stagnant income growth, rising operating expenses, and increased impairment charges. Despite these challenges, the bank's agricultural lending portfolio grew to $13.75 billion, securing its position as the second largest agricultural lender in the country. Operating expenses rose by 6% to $216.42 million, while impairment charges more than doubled, impacting profitability.