DEFINITY FINANCIAL CORP. Aktie

At the Scotiabank Financials Summit, Definity Financial said the acquisition and integration of Travelers Canada has been faster and more successful than expected, moving the company from #6 to #4 in the Canadian property and casualty insurance market. Annualized cost synergies were raised from CAD 100 million to CAD 125 million; growth in H1 2026 was 35% (25% from Travelers, 10% organic). Definity confirmed its full-year revenue guidance of about CAD 6.5 billion, a target combined ratio of around 95%, and highlighted ongoing M&A activity, expansion of its broker network, and the profitability of its direct platform Sonnet. In the short term, higher weather-related claims are putting slight pressure on the ratio, but management expects synergies and portfolio optimization to improve returns medium-term. » More on de.investing.com

Definity Financial reported Q1 2026 EPS of CAD 0.97 and revenue of CAD 1.41 billion, beating expectations. The integration of Travelers Canada contributed to strong premium and earnings growth, and the operating net result rose significantly. The stock gained 6.51% in after‑hours trading and the company raised its guidance for net investment income and its 2026 target for written gross premiums. » More on de.investing.com

Definity Financial reported Q1 2026 earnings per share of CAD 0.97 (forecast CAD 0.875) and revenue of CAD 1.41 billion (forecast CAD 1.4 billion). Growth was driven largely by the acquisition of Travelers Canada and by organic growth; written gross premiums rose 35.4% to CAD 1.4 billion. The company reaffirmed its full-year guidance of CAD 6.5 billion in written gross premiums. Following the results, the stock rose about 3% and the integration of Travelers Canada is progressing faster than planned. » More on de.investing.com