Multinational Japan-based insurer Tokio Marine Holdings reported flat earnings in the first half of 2025, with net premiums written reaching JPY 2,685.8bn ($17.32bn), slightly lower than the JPY 2,697.9bn recorded a year earlier.
For its international P&C business, H1 net premiums written stood at JPY 1,267.1bn, down from JPY 1,324.3bn in the prior year. This reflects a 5% year-on-year increase when excluding currency effects.
The insurer also reported Japanese P&C H1 net premiums written of JPY 1,419.1bn, up from JPY 1,373.8bn in H1 2024, reflecting the impact of rate and product revisions for motor and fire insurance.
Tokio Marine Holdings recorded adjusted net income of JPY 755bn for the first half, representing 69% of its full-year outlook. Following the results, the group raised its FY2025 adjusted net income forecast by JPY 10bn.