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Suncorp reports strong annual results, pays dividend and announces share buyback

Suncorp posted a net profit after tax of A$1.03bn for fiscal 2026, with adjusted insurance profit up 4.5% to A$1.64bn. The company announced a final dividend of A$0.52 and a special dividend of A$0.10 per share, plus a A$250m share buyback program for 2027. Gross written premiums rose to A$15.41bn and cash earnings were A$1.04bn. Despite natural disaster costs that exceeded the reserve by A$254m, Suncorp confirmed a positive outlook, demonstrating resilience in its core business. » More on de.investing.com
Suncorp cuts forecast for gross premium growth and investment returns sharply

Suncorp’s shares fell about 3.1% after it downgraded its outlook for growth in gross premium income for fiscal 2026. The company cited continued weakness in its New Zealand commercial business and lower demand in certain Australian segments. Suncorp now expects total investment income of A$750–800m, well below last year’s A$1.2bn. Analysts have already trimmed profit estimates and price targets, heightening concerns about the recovery in premium income. » More on de.investing.com
Morgan Stanley prefers Suncorp to IAG due to stronger premium growth

Morgan Stanley sees Suncorp better positioned than IAG because of stronger premium increases and potential for re-rating. The bank cites March survey data: replacement-value premiums for home buildings +6% y/y, motor new-business premiums only +1% (excluding Allianz +3–4%); Suncorp raised motor prices the most, IAG cut them. In Queensland motor third-party liability premiums rose 9.5%, and Morgan Stanley sees further upside for home-building premiums due to higher input costs (e.g., plastic pipes). For fiscal 2026 the bank forecasts organic gross premium growth of 5.5% for Suncorp Consumer versus 3.5% for IAG. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, SUNCORP GROUP has already paid €0.49 in dividends. The last payout was in September.

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€449.83m
Number of shares	4.71m
52-week high/low	€118.76 - €92.52
Dividend yield	3.86%
Dividends TTM	€0.49
Beta	0.29
P/E ratio	-
PEG ratio	-
P/B ratio	-
P/S ratio	-

Company profile

Suncorp Group Limited provides insurance, banking, and wealth products and services to retail, corporate, and commercial sectors in Australia and New Zealand. It operates through three segments: Insurance, Banking & Wealth, and Suncorp New Zealand segments. The Insurance segment designs, manufactures, and delivers general insurance products and services, including home and contents, motor, marine, travel, commercial property, industrial special risk, public liability and professional indemnity, workers' compensation, and compulsory third party products. The Banking & Wealth segment designs, manufactures, and delivers banking, and superannuation and fund administration services, such as commercial, agribusiness, small business, home and personal loans, savings and transaction accounts, foreign exchange services, treasury products and services, superannuation services, and funds administration services. The Suncorp New Zealand segment designs, manufactures, and delivers general and life insurance products comprising home and contents, motor, commercial property, public liability and professional indemnity, life, trauma, total and permanent disablement, and income protection. The company was formerly known as Suncorp-Metway Limited and changed its name to Suncorp Group Limited in December 2010. Suncorp Group Limited was founded in 1902 and is based in Brisbane, Australia.