Storebrand

Storebrand reported group profit growth of 26% in Q2 2026 to NOK 1.80bn and a 19% rise in net profit to NOK 1.38bn. Operating profit climbed 17% to NOK 1.12bn, driven by the insurance segment, whose result increased 40% to NOK 889m. Portfolio premiums grew 12% to NOK 11.1bn, the combined ratio improved to 86.7%, and AUM hit a record NOK 1.66 trillion. Storebrand also announced a new NOK 1bn buyback program and reiterated its long-term targets; the stock jumped and reached a 52-week high. » Mais em de.investing.com

Storebrand reports for Q1 2026 a cash-equivalent consolidated result before impairments of NOK 1,353m (+16%) and an operating result of NOK 1,026m (+28%). All three core businesses recorded double-digit operational improvements, the insurance segment rose by 151% and asset management markedly improved profitability. Assets under management were NOK 1,543bn, the Solvency II ratio improved to 206%, and the company is continuing a share buyback programme of NOK 2bn. Storebrand also highlights digital and AI initiatives as drivers of efficiency and further growth. » Mais em de.investing.com

Storebrand reported a record result for 2025 of NOK 5.7 billion in cash-equivalent earnings before depreciation and taxes and a group result of NOK 1,515 million in Q4 (+42% y/y). Assets under management rose to NOK 1,609 billion, the solvency ratio stood at 194%, and the dividend per share was increased to NOK 5.40. For 2028 the company has set a result target of NOK 7 billion and a return on equity target of 17%, and plans increased share buybacks (NOK 2 billion for 2026, NOK 1.5 billion for 2027) with continued focus on digital transformation, sustainability and capital-efficient growth. » Mais em de.investing.com