Orient Insurance, the largest insurer in the UAE, has chalked net profits after tax of AED836.25m ($227.71m) for the financial year ended 31 December 2025 (FY2025), according to preliminary unaudited results released by the company.
Kuwait Reinsurance Company (Kuwait Re) has posted a 40.9% increase in net profits to KWD19.9m ($64.9m) for the year ended 31 December 2025, according to the company's audited financial statements.
Qatar Insurance (QIC), one of the largest insurance companies in the MENA region, has reported a net profit attributable to shareholders of QAR791m ($217.3m) for the financial year 2025, rising by 9% from QAR725m in 2024.
IAG New Zealand, the largest general insurance company in New Zealand, has announced an insurance profit of A$268m ($189m) (1H2025: $311m) for the six-month period ended 31 December 2025.
The financial performance of listed life insurer New China Insurance (NCI), one of the country's biggest insurers, is assessed as 'Very Strong', says Fitch Ratings.
The total premiums of the Philippine insurance industry breached the PHP500bn ($8.6bn) mark in 2025, driven by consumers' increasing focus on long-term protection despite economic uncertainties.
Insurance Australia Group (IAG) yesterday announced its first-half results for the financial year ending 30 June 2026 (FY26). Australia's top general insurer also posted a net profit after tax of A$505m ($354m) for the six months to December 2025, down from the A$778m recorded in the prior corresponding period.
Manulife Financial Corporation has reported strong results for its Asian business in 2025, which delivered record fourth-quarter core earnings of $564m, up by 24% year on year, driven by a favourable business mix and sustained demand across major markets.
Abu Dhabi National Takaful Company (ADNTC) has a record of sound underwriting profitability, with an average combined ratio of 90% over the past five years, notes Fitch Ratings.
The Life Insurance Association, Singapore (LIA Singapore) has announced the full year industry results for 2025, ending the year with a 11.3% growth over 2024, reaching a total of S$6.53bn ($5.17bn) in total weighted new business premiums.