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Generali 1H26 operating result rises 11.2% to EUR 4.51 billion; net result climbs 17.9% to EUR 2.54 billion

Generali 1H26 operating result rises 11.2% to EUR 4.51 billion; net result climbs 17.9% to EUR 2.54 billion

ReutersReuters2026/08/06 16:12
  • Generali 1H26 operating result rose 11.2% to EUR 4.51 billion; adjusted net result climbed 13.7% to EUR 2.54 billion.
  • Net result increased 17.9% to EUR 2.54 billion; adjusted EPS rose 14.3% to EUR 1.68.
  • Gross written premiums increased 5.8% to EUR 53.42 billion; life net inflows jumped 33.9% to EUR 8.33 billion.
  • Solvency II ratio eased 3 percentage points to 216%; total assets under management grew 4.9% to EUR 944 billion.
  • CEO Philippe Donnet said strategic plan execution is “firmly on track,” citing robust segment contributions and operating discipline.


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