The German insurance company Allianz achieved an attributable net profit of 10,775 million euros in 2025, an increase of 8.5% compared to the previous year, due to lower costs with natural catastrophes.
Allianz reported this Thursday, 26th, that operating profit rose in the same period to a record 17,374 million euros, 8.4% more than a year ago.
The main driver of this growth was property and accident insurance, with an operating profit of 8,992 million euros (+13.9%).
In 2025, Allianz had costs for damage caused by natural disasters of 1,100 million euros, 650 million euros less than in 2024.
Revenues improved in the last fiscal year by 8.1%, to 186,900 million euros.
Allianz has a capitalization ratio of 218% according to Solvency II supervisory regulation (209% a year earlier).
Allianz Chairman of the Board Oliver Bäte said the record results in 2025 show that the insurer is in a position to deliver on its promises in a rapidly changing and increasingly polarized environment.
For this year, the group forecasts an operating profit of between 16,400 and 18,400 million euros.
Management will propose the distribution of a dividend per share of R$17.10 for fiscal year 2025, 11% more than in the previous year (R$15.40 in 2024).
Allianz will also repurchase its own shares worth 2,500 million euros.
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