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GENERALINSURANCEOFINDIA Financial Services 15 Nov 2025

Generalinsuranceofindia Ltd — Q2 FY26

GIC reported a strong Q2 FY26 with PAT rising 54% YoY to ₹2,867 crore, driven by improved underwriting and investment income.

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GIC reported a strong Q2 FY26 with PAT rising 54% YoY to ₹2,867 crore, driven by improved underwriting and investment income. The combined ratio improved to 109.15% from 114.05% a year ago, reflecting firmer pricing and favorable claims experience. Gross premium grew 14% to ₹9,602 crore, with domestic premiums up 4.6% and international up 9.4%. Management reiterated a medium-term target of 60:40 domestic-international mix but emphasized disciplined risk selection. Life segment remains a drag with a combined ratio of 114% due to reserve strengthening, expected to persist for 2-3 quarters. Key risks include potential softening in global reinsurance pricing and the impact of obligatory cession changes. The company aims to leverage its restored A- rating in the January 2026 renewal season.

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Combined Ratio 109.15%
-490bps YoY

Improved from 114.05% in Q2 FY25, driven by firmer pricing and better claims experience.

Solvency Ratio 3.85
+0.43 YoY

Improved from 3.42 as of September 2024, indicating strong capital adequacy.

Gross Premium Income ₹9,602 cr
+14% YoY

Grew from ₹8,413 cr in Q2 FY25, driven by domestic and international business.

International Premium Share 22%
+1pp YoY

International premium grew 9.4% YoY; management targets 40% over medium term.

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Top guidance Medium-term domestic-international mix target of 60:40

Management aims to gradually shift portfolio mix towards 60% domestic and 40% international, but will prioritize risk selection over rigid targets.

Top risk Global reinsurance pricing softening

Management acknowledged ongoing softening in global reinsurance markets, which could pressure underwriting margins.

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