Global reinsurer Arundo Re achieved a net profit of €100.9 million in fiscal 2025, with gross written premiums (GWP) increasing 5% to €1.427 billion.
In 2025, non-life insurance business premiums will increase by 6% year-on-year to 1.026 billion euros, of which life insurance business will increase by 1% to 401 million euros.
Net profit rose to over €100 million from €64.1 million in 2024, while the reinsurer’s EBITAER in 2025 was €192.1 million, up from €108.7 million in the previous year.
Arundo Re emphasized that there were no major natural disaster events in 2025, which resulted in a significant reduction in natural disaster costs compared to 2024.
The undiscounted non-life combined ratio will increase to 88.8% in 2025, compared with 94.7% in 2024. At the same time, the technical profit margin of life insurance reached 5.1%, which is in line with the company’s mid-term profit target.
The reinsurer’s financial performance also improved from €72 million in 2024 to €83 million in 2025, thanks to higher recurring financial income and the realization of a net income of €20 million. In addition, the accounting rate of return on investment assets increases from 2.6% in 2024 to 2.7% in 2025.
Patrick Bernasconi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Arundo Re, said: “The 2025 results once again confirm the strength of Arundo Re’s business model. In a transformed market environment, our team has demonstrated an excellent ability to maintain sustainable growth while maintaining strict underwriting discipline. I warmly congratulate all our employees and thank our partners for their continued trust.”
Bertrand Labilloy, CEO of Arundo Re, said: “The company leveraged its international diversification and high-quality underwriting to achieve significantly higher levels of profitability by 2025. The robustness of our balance sheet and improved solvency position further enhance our ability to support customers in an increasingly competitive market environment.”
Arundo Re’s financial position was strong at the end of 2025, with solvency ratio rising to 225% as of December 31, 2025.