Axa closed 2025 with a record net profit of 9.8 billion euros, an increase of 24% compared to 2024, and with gains for the second consecutive year.
Operating income stood at 8.4 billion, 4% more than in 2024, supported by the good performance of the non-life (+9%) and life (+7%) sectors.
The insurer’s solvency ratio rose nine points, to 224%, while business volume grew 5%, totaling 115.5 billion.
Europe recorded a 9% growth in revenues, up to 43 billion euros, surpassing the 6% increase seen in France (30.6 billion).
The insurance company, which announced the results this Thursday, February 26, attributes part of the financial reinforcement to the sale, in mid-2025, of its IM asset manager to BNP Paribas for 5.1 billion euros, an operation that allowed it to execute a recently concluded 3.8 billion share buyback program.
The company has now announced a new buyback plan worth 1.3 billion and proposes a dividend of 2.32 euros per share, 8% more than the previous year.
Allianz maintains its targets for 2026, the last year of the current strategic plan, with the objective of growing operating profit per share of 6% to 8% and an operating profitability of equity between 14% and 16%.
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