Intact Financial (IFC) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Net operating income per share was CAD 3.17, with a combined ratio of 94.9% impacted by four points of excess catastrophes and large losses; book value per share rose 13% to CAD 111.73.

• Top-line grew 4% year-over-year, led by Personal lines and hard market conditions; operating DPW up 4%.

• Balance sheet remains robust with CAD 3.8 billion in capital margin and adjusted debt-to-capital ratio of 16.2%.

• Catastrophe and large losses were higher than expected, but underlying business fundamentals and investment/distribution income remained strong.

• Strategic initiatives in digital distribution, risk mitigation, and specialty lines advanced long-term growth ambitions.

Financial highlights

• Net operating income per share: CAD 3.17; operating ROE: 17.0%; book value per share: CAD 111.73, up 13% year-over-year.

• Net income for Q2-2026 was $720 million, down 17% year-over-year; H1-2026 net income was $1,472 million, down 5%.

• Underwriting income dropped 61% to $305 million in Q2-2026 due to higher catastrophe and large losses.

• Operating net investment income reached CAD 405 million; distribution income up 4% to CAD 172 million.

• Share buybacks exceeded CAD 180 million in Q2, with $181 million completed during the quarter.

Outlook and guidance

• Industry premium growth expected in high single digits for Canadian Personal lines and low to mid-single digits for Commercial, Specialty, UK & I, and US segments.

• Canadian Personal lines expected to maintain sub-95% combined ratios, even with severe weather.

• Annual catastrophe loss guidance unchanged at CAD 1.2 billion.

• Management aims to exceed industry ROE by 500 basis points and grow NOIPS by 10% annually over time.

• Distribution income growth expected to return to at least 10% in coming quarters.