Marquette National (MNAT) reported FY 2025 net income of USD 13.2 million (down 23%), with earnings per share of USD 3.01 (down 23%). Net interest income rose to USD 52.6 million (up 17%), while provision for credit losses was USD 45,000 (down 99%). Realized marketable equity securities gains were USD 11.4 million (up 485%), and unrealized holding losses on marketable equity securities were USD 2.7 million. Comprehensive income was USD 25.9 million (up 30%). Marquette National ended FY 2025 with total assets of USD 2.22 billion (up 1%), total loans of USD 1.41 billion (up 1%), and total deposits of USD 1.77 billion (up 2%). Total stockholders’ equity increased to USD 194.6 million (up 12%), with book value per share of USD 44.34 (up 12%) and tangible book value per share of USD 36.29 (up 15%). Cash dividends declared were USD 1.24 per share (up 11%). Management said the earnings decline primarily reflected a lower level of unrealized gains on the marketable equity securities portfolio, partially offset by higher realized gains and higher net interest income, and noted tangible book value per share increased by USD 4.64 during 2025.

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