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Generali lifts FY 2025 profit 10.7% to $5.4b

Adjusted earnings per share reached $3.26 following a 16.2% increase.

Generali Group’s profit after tax climbed 10.7% year-on-year to $5.4b (EUR4.7b) for fiscal year 2025 (FY 2025).

For the year, gross written premiums increased by 3.6% YoY to $111.8b (EUR98.1b), driven by higher property and casualty performance (+7.6% YoY).

The group’s adjusted earnings per share were at $3.26 (EUR2.85), jumping 16.2% YoY.

Gross written premiums in its Life business increased to $70.6b (EUR61.9b) (+1.4% YoY) driven by savings and protection & health.

Specifically, savings recorded a strong increase (+10.7% YoY), specifically in Asia (+46.3% YoY), whilst protection & health (+5.6% YoY) grew in most countries in which the Group operates.

P&C gross written premiums grew significantly to $41.3b (EUR36.2b) (+7.6% YoY), thanks to the performance of both business lines.

Non-motor was up 7.3% YoY whilst motor rose by 7.5% %, with both achieving growth across all main areas in which the Group operates.

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