Kestrel Group (KG) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Q3 net loss was $16.4m, or $2.09/share, vs. $5.1m; stronger Program Services income and lower Q3 Legacy Reinsurance losses were outweighed by investment losses and operating costs.

• 9M net loss was $31.9m vs. $64.5m net income in 2025, which included a $73.6m bargain-purchase gain.

• Program Services fee growth continued as legacy portfolios ran off; comparisons with 2025 reflect the May combination and shorter prior-year consolidation period.

Financial highlights

• Q3 revenue was $4.8m vs. $17.5m; net premiums earned fell to $1.9m from $6.8m, while fee revenue rose to $4.1m from $1.6m.

• 9M revenue was $21.7m vs. $23.9m; fee revenue increased to $10.9m from $3.0m, while net premiums earned declined to $8.6m from $9.3m.

• Q3 net investment results were a $1.3m loss vs. $9.1m income; 9M results were $2.2m income vs. $11.7m, including alternative- and real-estate-asset losses.

• Q3 non-GAAP operating loss was $12.2m vs. $12.0m; 9M loss was $29.9m vs. $7.2m. Q3 G&A was $11.4m vs. $11.8m; 9M G&A rose to $34.2m from $18.4m.

Outlook and guidance

• Management expects 2026 premium-produced and fee-revenue trends to continue; estimates reflect contracted capacity and program-level knowledge.

• Expense initiatives target $5m of annualized run-rate savings within 12 months; additional actions may incur separation and other non-recurring costs.

• Positive investing cash flows are expected through 2026; current liquidity is considered adequate for the next 12 months, assuming expected investing inflows offset operating cash outflows.

• No new alternative-investment commitments are planned; remaining commitments to existing investments were $20.3m at September 30, 2026. Selective capacity deployment and legacy-liability reinsurance solutions remain under consideration.