Zurich Insurance coverage Group has reported web revenue attributable to shareholders after tax of $3.06bn (SFr2.47bn) for the primary half of 2025 (H1 2025), a 1% improve from $3.02bn in the identical interval final yr.
For the half yr ended 30 June 2025, the corporate additionally reported a 6% rise in group enterprise working revenue (BoP) to $4.2bn.
The insurer’s diluted earnings per share noticed a marginal lower of 0.68% to SFr18.37.
The property and casualty (P&C) division’s BoP grew by 9% to $2.4bn for H1, fuelled by enhanced insurance coverage income and technical outcomes.
The division’s gross written premium (GWP) and coverage charges elevated by 7% to $27.14bn.
This improve in GWP is attributed to foreign money fluctuations and the mixing of beforehand acquired companies, specifically the AIG world private journey insurance coverage and help enterprise and the Zurich Kotak Common Insurance coverage enterprise.
The P&C phase’s insurance coverage income noticed a 7% climb to $23.01bn from the prior yr’s $21.4bn in H1 2025.
The Life phase’s H1 BoP skilled a slight dip of two%, though it managed to maintain the prior yr’s excessive, with gross premiums and deposits within the phase witnessing 12% progress to $18.2bn.
Income from Life insurance coverage short-term contracts edged up by 1% to $1.37bn.
The Farmers Exchanges, that are below policyholder possession, achieved a 5% improve in GWP to $15.01bn for H1 2025, propelled by new enterprise acquisition and improved retention.
The Farmers phase additionally reported its half-year BOP, with a 4% rise to $1.2bn.
The H1 web funding outcome on Group investments fell by 10% to $3.04bn.
Zurich Group CEO Mario Greco stated: “I’m pleased with these excellent outcomes, which reinforce the energy of our underwriting self-discipline and operational execution. This efficiency underscores our means to successfully handle our diversified portfolio, robust capital place and excessive money conversion to ship continued industry-leading worth to our shareholders, even in a risky market atmosphere.”
In July 2025, Zurich Canada realigned its operations, specializing in 4 key buyer segments: Nationwide, Center Market, SME and Retail.
