Niva Bupa Health Insurance Company (NIVABUPA) Q4 15/16 earnings summary
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Q4 15/16 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY16 gross written premium rose 28% YoY to Rs 476.01 crore; net loss narrowed 27% to Rs 68.50 crore, with operating and underwriting losses still substantial.
Solvency ratio improved to 2.16x from 2.10x, exceeding the 1.50x regulatory requirement; management expense ratio declined to 57% from 72%.
Financial highlights
Net earned premium increased to Rs 393.11 crore from Rs 315.24 crore; net claims incurred rose to Rs 234.02 crore from Rs 182.20 crore.
Underwriting loss improved to Rs 106.95 crore from Rs 122.97 crore; operating loss was Rs 81.47 crore versus Rs 105.01 crore.
Net loss after tax was Rs 68.50 crore versus Rs 93.31 crore; basic and diluted EPS improved to -Rs 0.82 from -Rs 1.28.
Investment income allocated to the revenue account was Rs 25.48 crore; investment income in the P&L account was Rs 17.56 crore.
Outlook and guidance
FY17 priorities include profitable B2C growth through agency and bancassurance, improved persistency, claims controls, product refinement, service improvements, cost optimization and digital capability.
Digital plans target unmet customer needs and stronger direct-channel economics; agency priorities include agent digital enablement, fixed-benefit adoption and supervisor capability development.
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