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AXA raises revenues over nine months to €93 billion

AXA increased gross premiums and other income in the first nine months by 5 percent to €93 billion. The property and casualty business grew by 3 percent, while the life and health insurance business rose by 7 percent. The insurer confirmed its forecasts for the current year; the share dipped slightly in the short term and was trading at around €42.57. » More on finanzen.net
AXA increases revenues in first nine months by five percent to €93 billion

AXA increased gross premiums and other income by 5 percent to €93 billion in the first nine months. In property and casualty business grew by 3 percent, while life and health rose by 7 percent. The insurer reaffirmed its forecasts for the current year. » More on finanzen.net
AXA: Buberl increases pace with rising profits and higher payouts

After ten years of restructuring, Thomas Buberl is shifting into a higher gear at AXA: the company is posting rising profits, improving returns and planning more generous payouts to shareholders. » More on deraktionaer.de
AXA plans to boost profits significantly with AI and prioritize dividends and buybacks

AXA plans to increase profits in the coming years more than previously planned and is relying more on artificial intelligence to cut administrative costs. Group CEO Thomas Buberl emphasized that higher profits, dividends and share buybacks are more important than potential acquisitions. Investors reacted only weakly to the announcement; the stock fell. » More on finanzen.net
Axa bets on AI-driven growth, SME business and prevention – Buberl calls for end to VAT cuts for fast food

Axa CEO Thomas Buberl has unveiled a strategy plan aiming for organic growth through ten transformative AI initiatives, stronger customer retention and expanded direct business, as well as targeted expansion in the SME segment, particularly in the US. Axa also plans to expand inclusive insurance offerings in emerging markets and to strengthen prevention in healthcare. Buberl criticizes tax benefits for unhealthy foods and proposes ending these VAT reductions to more seriously promote prevention. » More on handelsblatt.com

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In 2026, AXA has already paid €2.32 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, AXA had revenue of €59.6bn and net profit of €4.17bn

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	59.6bn	-
Gross profit	20.1bn	-
Net profit	4.17bn	-
EBITDA	5.66bn	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€93.25bn
Number of shares	2.06bn
52-week high/low	€46.13 - €36.55
Dividend yield	5.04%
Dividends TTM	€2.32
Beta	0.58
P/E ratio	9.22
PEG ratio	0.23
P/B ratio	2.25
P/S ratio	0.80

Company profile

AXA SA, through its subsidiaries, provides insurance, asset management, and banking services worldwide. The company operates through France, Europe, Asia, AXA XL, International, and Transversal & Central Holdings segments. It offers life and savings insurance products, such as savings and retirement, other health, and personal protection products. The company also provides property and casualty insurance products, including car, home, and personal or professional liability to individual and business clients; international insurance for large corporate clients in Europe; and marine and aviation, as well as property and casualty reinsurance products. In addition, it offers asset management services in the areas of various asset classes, including equities, bonds, hedge funds, private equity, and real estate for the group's insurance companies and their clients, and retail and institutional clients. The company was founded in 1852 and is based in Paris, France.