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Virginia National Bankshares Corporation reported solid operating results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025 with total assets of $1.635 billion and shareholders' equity of $170.8 million. The company earned $4.238 million for the quarter and $8.727 million for the six months, with net interest income rising to $12.796 million this quarter from $11.181 million a year earlier as loan interest income increased and overall interest expense declined.
The loan portfolio remained stable at $1.242 billion (net $1.233 billion) while deposits decreased modestly to $1.389 billion. Investment securities available for sale totaled $254.9 million and carried $46.7 million of unrealized losses, which management attributes to higher market interest rates and expects to hold to recovery. The allowance for credit losses was $8.347 million, and core operating expenses and compensation items were largely consistent with prior periods.