Gjensidige (GJF) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
29 Apr, 2026Financial performance and shareholder returns
Achieved over 1000% total shareholder return since 2010 IPO, with NOK 43bn insurance revenue in FY2025 and a solvency ratio of 195% in Q1 2026.
Maintains high customer retention (91% Norway, 87% Denmark) and a combined ratio improving from 87.6% in 2022 to 83.4% in 2025.
Regular dividends have grown annually, with a payout ratio above 80%, supplemented by special dividends.
Strong return on equity, reaching 30% in 2026, and a cost ratio of ~11% in 2024.
Solid capital position with S&P A- rating and a liquid, diversified investment portfolio.
Strategic priorities and market position
Market leader in Norway with broad Nordic presence and a future-ready platform leveraging advanced AI and data-driven processes.
Focuses on customer empathy, resilience, and profitable growth, enabled by scale, technology, and disciplined capital allocation.
Pursues growth in general insurance across the Nordics and pension in Norway, with strong positions in mobility, property, and life/health segments.
Maintains a simple business model centered on core products, capabilities, and customer relationships.
Dividend and capital management
Unique customer dividend model in Norway, with over NOK 9bn distributed since 2008, enhancing loyalty and awareness.
Dividend policy targets at least 80% payout of profit after tax, with excess capital paid out over time.
Capital management ensures strong solvency, optimized asset allocation, and use of subordinated debt to enhance structure.
Latest events from Gjensidige
- Profit before tax up 20% to NOK 2,055m, with a 79.2% combined ratio and strong capital position.GJF
Q1 202630 Apr 2026 - Leading Nordic insurer with strong returns, high loyalty, and ambitious ESG and financial targets.GJF
Company presentation23 Apr 2026 - 2028 targets: combined ratio <81%, ROE >28%, NOK 10bn result, driven by tech and efficiency.GJF
CMD 202610 Apr 2026 - Q1 2026 sees stable trading, provision reversal, and improved solvency after Baltic sale.GJF
Pre-close call26 Mar 2026 - Strong profit growth, improved efficiency, and record dividend despite one-off costs.GJF
Q4 20253 Feb 2026 - Q2 profit rose to NOK 1,830.5m, but higher claims pushed the combined ratio to 85.4%.GJF
Q2 2024 (Q&A)3 Feb 2026 - Q2 shows stable trends, lower claims, and profitability supported by acquisitions and pricing.GJF
Pre-Close Call3 Feb 2026 - Q2 profit rose to NOK 1,830.5m on strong growth, but high claims in Norway pressured margins.GJF
Q2 20243 Feb 2026 - Baltic sale for EUR 80M sharpens Nordic focus, boosts solvency, and supports strategic M&A.GJF
Investor Update2 Feb 2026